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Through Hole Resistors

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A through hole resistor is a resistor that is designed to be mounted through the use of metal leads or pins. These are often used in circuit boards, as well as in a variety of electronic devices. Through hole resistors are often manufactured using a resistance wire, and they are designed to have low changes in their resistance values over time. The actual size of the resistor is dependent on the type of resistor, but in general, it is typically a small glass-encapsulated package.

Application Field

Through hole resistors are widely used in a variety of application fields, including consumer electronics, automotive electronics, lighting and energy, medical electronics, and home appliances. They are used in a variety of products including audio systems, battery chargers, computers, communication systems, detectors, printers, and others. Through hole resistors can also be used to limit the amount of resistance, to reduce noise, and to provide an electrical connection between two components.

Working Principle

The working principle of through hole resistors is fairly simple. The metal leads or pins of the resistor are inserted through the through-holes in a circuit board, and they are then joined by either crimping or soldering the joint. The resistor then sits between two components with the pins connecting to each of them. When current is passed through the resistor, it acts as an electrical gateway, regulating the amount of electricity which passes between the two components. The size and type of the resistor determines the amount of resistance it provides.

Through hole resistors are often made from materials like carbon or cermet, which provide little to no change in resistance over time. They provide a reliable and consistent response in numerous applications, such as motor control, power distribution, and audio applications. The construction of a through hole resistor is also relatively resilient, making them well-suited for high-temperature applications.

Overall, through hole resistors are used in numerous applications, and they are the most common type of resistor used in electronic circuit boards. They provide an efficient way to regulate the amount of current passing between two components, and they are relatively reliable and resilient components in the world of electronics.

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