CP00071K500JE663

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Through Hole Resistors: Applications and Working Principles

Through hole resistors, also known as axial resistors, are resistors that are available in a wide range of sizes and designs. They are used to regulate current in a range of electronic equipment and are often used instead of surface mount components due to their higher power ratings.

Through hole resistors come in a variety of forms, including resistor networks, potentiometers, trimmer and miniature resistors. The most commonly used type is the axial lead type which is composed of a cylindrical body with one or more metal leads connected to the body called leads. These are usually in a straight-line but some styles include radial, axial and bent lead designs.

A specific type of through hole resistor is the CP00071K500JE663, which is a high quality, precision resistor with a 2 watt power rating. It is composed of a one-piece aluminum housing with a black heat resistant plastic cover and four internal leads. The leads are composed of a tin-nickel alloy with gold plating, providing excellent electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. The resistor is also available with other features such as tolerance as high as ± 0.5%, thermal coefficients as low as 25PPM/C, and power dissipation of up to 2.5W.

The primary purpose of the CP00071K500JE663 through hole resistor is to provide accurate voltage and current regulation in a wide range of electronic circuits. Its precision design allows for ultra-low power consumption and precise current and voltage regulation. Its high power rating allows for more efficient power management and long-term reliability. The resistor can be used to replace other types of resistors such as surface mount components with higher power ratings.

The working principle of a through hole resistor is relatively simple. As current passes through the resistor, a portion of it is dissipated as heat and is dissipated from the body of the resistor. This heat is then dissipated to the surrounding environment, thus reducing the amount of current that can flow through the resistor. The amount of current that is allowed to flow is determined by the resistor\'s resistance value, which is set by the resistive material and the physical design of the resistor.

In addition to regulating current, through hole resistors can also be used to control voltage. This is done by the addition of two resistors in series, which create a voltage divider. The voltage is divided into two equal parts, providing a precise voltage control. Voltage dividers can also be used to provide a high input impedance for audio system amplifiers, or to match the voltage levels between the input and output stages of a circuit.

Through hole resistors are a reliable and versatile component, and are found in many different types of electronics. The CP00071K500JE663 is a high-quality, precision through hole resistor that can be used to regulate current and voltage in many electronic devices. Its high power rating, precision design, and low power consumption make it an excellent choice for precision applications.

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