CPCF03240R0KE66

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Through hole resistors are electronic components used to control, limit, or measure specific parameters such as currents and voltages in a circuit. The various types of resistors available, depending on the application field and their working principle, can be grouped into fixed, variable, and thermistor types. One of the fixed types of resistors commonly encountered is the CPCF03240R0KE66.

CPCF03240R0KE66 Application Field

The CPCF03240R0KE66 is designed for resistive loads up to 5 Watts and capacitive loads up to 1.5 Amperes. It can generally be used in circuits that require short-term dissipation of an overload current, or use of a resistor in a capacitive application. This type of resistor is found in various applications ranging from medical equipment, to industrial process controllers, to consumer goods. Some applications examples are such as power supply line protection, signal filtering, and sample-and-hold circuits.

CPCF03240R0KE66 Working Principle

The CPCF03240R0KE66 is a resistor constructed with a metal strip that has been etched to achieve the desired resistor value. The metal strip is then attached to ceramic layer supporting structure, and encased in a plastic sleeve. This type of resistor is known for its low thermal impedance, good solderability, and high accuracy. The available resistor range of these resistors is typically ±20%, thus making them well suited to consumer electronics and power supply applications.

Conclusion

The CPCF03240R0KE66 is a fixed type through hole resistor designed to meet a wide range of resistive and capacitive application needs. Its low thermal impedance, good solderability, and wide tolerance range make it suitable for a variety of different applications, such as medical equipment, industrial process controllers, and consumer goods. It can handle short-term overloads, and is highly accurate in components that measure current or voltage.

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