CMF6060K400FKR670

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Through hole resistors are the most commonly used type of resistor, and the CMF6060K400FKR670 is a prime example of one. The resistor’s specifications tell the story: a voltage rating of 600 volts (V) and a resistance value of 4 kilohms (Kohms). It is constructed from a carbon film wrapped around a ceramic core or substrate, and conforms to common electrical codes. The CMF6060K400FKR670 can be used in a wide variety of applications and is perfect for high-temperature applications as it is rated to safely handle temperatures of up to 125 °C.

The CMF6060K400FKR670 is ideal for use in the automotive and industrial sectors. In automotive applications, they are mostly used for general circuit board design and power systems. This component is also common in the design of communications systems, audio systems, and power supplies. Furthermore, they are often found in AC drives and power conversion applications such as the one used in AC motor vehicles.

As its name implies, the CMF6060K400FKR670 is a through-hole resistor which means that it is designed to be mounted on a PCB with the help of a soldered or welded connection. The resistor is secured to the board by a solder joint which ensures that the component and the board are electrically and mechanically connected. Through hole resistors are usually preferred due to their improved heat dissipation and because of the ease of assembly compared to surface mount components.

The working principle of the CMF6060K400FKR670 and other through-hole resistors is fairly simple. When a current flows through the component, it is directly proportional to the voltage applied across it. Therefore, higher voltage causes a higher current flow. The amount of current is directly proportional to the resistance value of the resistor. A high resistance value will result in a lower current flow, and a low resistance value will result in a higher current flow.

Additionally, all through hole resistors exhibit a linear resistance-voltage characteristic. This means that a change in the applied voltage will result in a linearly proportional change in the resistance value. This is known as Ohm’s law and is an important factor in circuit design because it allows the designer to accurately predict how the component will behave in the circuit.

In conclusion, the CMF6060K400FKR670 is a high-quality through-hole resistor that is designed for use in a wide range of applications. Its 600V and 4Kohms ratings make it suitable for use in automotive and industrial power systems. Its simple working principle and linear resistance-voltage characteristics make it easy to understand and work with in circuit designs.

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