CPCC056R800JE66

Through Hole Resistors

CPCC056R800JE66 is one of the most popular through hole resistors available on today’s markets. The resistor is constructed with metalized carbon composition on a Phenolic substrate. It has a rated power rating of 0.5 watts and can withstand temperatures up to 250°C.

Application Field

CPCC056R800JE66 is typically used in commercial and industrial applications because of its temperature and power rating. Its combination of mechanical ruggedness, high temperature stability, and self-cleaning qualities makes it ideal for use in a variety of industrial and commercial applications. Common applications include power resistors, motor control, and temperature sensing.

The resistor is also useful in automotive applications. Due to its high temperature rating, the CPCC056R800JE66 is often used as a temperature sensing device in automotive internal combustion engines. It is also useful in noise suppression circuits, which are used to reduce interference from electronic components.

Working Principle

A resistor works by limiting the current that is flowing through an electrical circuit. When a resistor is placed in a circuit, it creates a voltage drop across its terminals, which in turn causes a limitation of current. The amount of current that is limited depends on the resistance value of the resistor. For example, if a resistor has a resistance value of 0.5 ohms, it will limit the current in the circuit to 0.5 amps.

Resistors can be designed to limit the current in either an AC or DC circuit. For AC circuits, the resistance value of the resistor will remain constant in the circuit. For DC circuits, the resistance value of the resistor can be adjusted to vary the current in the circuit. This is done by adding a variable resistor (potentiometer) to the circuit.

The CPCC056R800JE66 resistor has a rated power rating of 0.5 watts. This means that the resistor is able to dissipate heat up to 0.5 watts before it overheats. This is important in applications where the resistor is used to limit the current in a circuit. If the resistor is not rated correctly, it may become damaged due to overheating.