CP0007120R0JE663

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Through Hole Resistors

CP0007120R0JE663 is a type of through hole resistors.Through hole resistors are one of the most widely used components in a wide variety of applications. Through hole resistors are components designed to convert electrical energy into a specific resistance value. This makes them extremely versatile and they can be used in a wide variety of applications from analog and digital circuits to power electronics and audio/video applications.

Application Field

Through hole resistors are widely used across many industries. Some of the most common applications include:

• Power electronics
• Analog and digital circuits
• Medical device components
• Robotics components
• Industrial equipment components
• Consumer electronics components
• Lighting systems
• Telecommunications systems

Working Principle

Through hole resistors work by limiting the amount of electric current that flows through them. The resistance value of a through hole resistor is determined by its physical construction. The resistance value of a through hole resistor is determined by its physical construction. The resistance is typically set by the size of the conductive material used, as well as the size of the traces or wires between them. Through hole resistors are also very commonly used as a voltage divider, allowing you to evenly divide the voltage across multiple components.

The two primary components of a through hole resistor are the body and the leads. The body is what actually contains the resistance material, while the leads allow the resistor to be connected to the circuit it is used in. The body of the resistor is typically made of ceramic, with a resistive material such as carbon or nickel impregnated into it. This resistive material changes the electrical resistance of the device, and determines its resistance value.

The leads are typically made of metal. They are bent in an “L” shape so that they can be inserted into a hole in a circuit board. This allows the resistor to be securely mounted to the board and maintain a good electrical connection. The leads also have a metal plate at their ends that is used to secure them in the board with a nut and washer. This helps to ensure that the leads do not become loose, which could lead to a short circuit.

Through hole resistors are very common, and are used in a wide variety of applications. They are relatively simple to construct and provide a great deal of versatility for designers. By varying the size of the conducting material, manufacturers can achieve any desired resistance value. In addition, through hole resistors are also very common in consumer electronics, as they are relatively inexpensive and can easily be connected to a circuit board to provide reliable performance.

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