CP000739K00JE66 Resistors

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Through Hole Resistors are electronic components that provide resistance to electric current passing through them. They are also variously referred to as "Fixed Resistors", "Fixed Value Resistors", "Through Hole-Mounted Resistors", and so forth. Typically, they are cylindrical in shape, and they have two terminals or leads, one at each end. Typically for CP000739K00JE66, a Through Hole Resistor\'s terminals are inserted into holes or sockets in an electronic circuit board.

The CP000739K00JE66 Through Hole Resistor is designed to offer a resistance of 7.39Kohm. The resistor also comes with a maximum power rating of 2W. The resistor is used to reduce the level of a signal, control the amount of current passing through the resistor, and create a voltage drop in a circuit. This specific resistor also offers excellent stability in the face of variations in temperature, which can be advantageous for a variety of applications.

The CP000739K00JE66 Through Hole Resistor can find use in automotive applications such as controllers and regulators, systems that use temperature sensors, and other electronic circuits like amplifiers and oscillators. This type of resistor should offer a reasonable balance between performance parameters, such as stability, power rating, voltage rating, and temperature coefficient.

The working principle of a Through Hole Resistor is fairly straightforward. It utilizes the property of electrons, which is that they will always take the path of least resistance. By introducing a resistive material to the circuit, it provides the electrons with a path or obstacle that impedes their ability to flow freely. This effectively reduces the amount of current that is able to flow through the circuit, and hence the voltage is reduced accordingly.

In a Through Hole Resistor, the resistive material is usually some sort of wire, typically made of copper, arranged in a spiral pattern. The resistance is determined by how long and thick the wire is and the material that it is made from. For example, the CP000739K00JE66 Through Hole Resistor uses a 7.39KΩ wire made of aluminum-tungsten alloy.

The CP000739K00JE66 Through Hole Resistor also comes with a maximum rated power of 2W. This means that it can handle a maximum of 2W before burning out or becoming damaged. This is important, as too much power in a circuit can cause components to suffer permanent damage, and even cause a fire.

In summary, the CP000739K00JE66 Through Hole Resistor is a device commonly used in automotive, temperature sensing, and amplifier and oscillator use cases. It is designed to offer a resistance to the current passing through it, and can handle a maximum power of 2W. Its principle of operation is based on the fact that electrons will always take the path of least resistance, so by introducing a resistive material to the circuit it impairs the free flow of electrons and reduces the associated current and voltage.

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