Through Hole Resistors

The CPL05R0600JE313 is a type of through hole resistor. Through hole resistors can be found in almost every electronic device, from cell phones to radios. With the ever-increasing complexity of today’s electronic devices, through hole components are vital components to their successful operation.Through hole resistors, also known as “regular resistors”, are cylindrical components that are housed in a hole in a printed circuit board (PCB). The basic design of through hole resistors features two lead wires that are threaded through the holes of the PCB, and are then soldered onto the board. The length of the lead wires vary according to the specifications of the PCB and the needs of the application. The main advantage of through hole resistors is their durability. Through hole resistors are designed to withstand the rigors of vibration and other environmental stressors, such as temperature changes or humidity. Through hole resistors are also relatively straightforward to install, and are compatible with a wide variety of industry standard components.The specific attributes of CPL05R0600JE313 include a resistance value of 0.05 ohms, a tolerance of 0.0031 ohms, and a voltage rating of 300 volts. The CPL05R0600JE313 offers high stability and is designed for surface mount applications.The working principle of through hole resistors can be best explained by understanding the process of electricity flow through a circuit. As electricity passes through a resistor, it encounters resistance, due to the components’ unique electrical characteristics. This resistance causes the amount of current to be reduced, and thus slows down the flow of electricity. By understanding the concept of resistance, it is possible to create an effective circuit design using through hole resistors. Through hole resistors are particularly appropriate for use in simple circuits that require a stable voltage and current output. This makes them an ideal solution for applications such as power supplies, audio amplifiers, and low-frequency signal processing.