CMF658K2000FKEB

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Through Hole Resistors are a variety of resistors that feature a component body – usually in a cylindrical shape – and come in both axial and radial leaded variants. The axial leaded variety feature two pins – typically one at either end of the cylindrical body – while the radial leaded variety feature two or more legs along the circumference of the body, which extend from the body as wires. The CMF658K2000FKEB is a Through Hole Resistor and its application and working principle can be defined into three main areas.

Current Limiting Applications

The CMF658K2000FKEB is designed for current limiting applications. This means that, since the resistor is of a smaller size, the current passing through the circuit is limited, leading to greater voltage stability and dependable circuit performance. The resistance value of the resistor is selected to match the requirements of the particular circuit it’s used in.

Voltage Dropper Applications

In this application, the Through Hole Resistor is used to reduce the voltage of a circuit. It helps to reduce the “ripple” voltage that is produced from the output of the power supply device. This ripple can be damaging to the other components in the electronic device. The CMF658K2000FKEB is designed to protect circuits from such damaging voltage spikes.

Noise Suppression Applications

Through Hole Resistors can also be used for noise suppression applications. A noise suppression resistor is added to the circuit to absorb or limit the amount of noise being produced by the device. This usually involves the resistor being placed close to a specific component or near the signal source. Since these types of resistors are very small in size, they can be easily installed in tight, confined locations.

Working Principle

The working principle of the CMF658K2000FKEB Through Hole Resistor is simple. When voltage is applied to the resistor, a certain amount of electrical current will flow through it. This electrical current is proportional to the amount of voltage applied and is also proportional to the resistance value of the resistor. The resistance of the resistor limits the amount of electrical current that can flow through it. As more and more voltage is applied, the resistor will eventually reach its maximum current carrying capacity and further increases in voltage will have no impact on the current level.

In summary, the CMF658K2000FKEB Through Hole Resistor is a small cylindrical resistor used in a variety of applications such as current limiting, voltage dropper and noise suppression. The working principle is based on the fact that the resistance of the resistor limits the amount of current that is allowed to flow through it in relation to the voltage applied to the resistor.

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