CPR03160R0JE31

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Through Hole Resistors are wide resistance-type electronic static components that are embedded in circuits. Features of Through Hole Resistors include exacting size control, extremely high temperature and pressure resistance, resistance to the environment and long life.

One type of Through Hole Resistor is the CPR03160R0JE31. This resistor has a resistance of 160 ohms (Ω). The resistance is represented on the insulating body of the resistor as a number and a letter, consisting of three digits and a letter. The first three digits represent the resistance value and the last letter represents the tolerance. In the case of the CPR03160R0JE31, the resistance is 160 Ω with a ±5% tolerance value.

The CPR03160R0JE31 is a wirewound resistor, which means that the resistance is made up of a coil of wire embedded in an insulating material. The resistor has a maximum operational voltage of 350VAC and a power rating of 0.5W. Its working temperature range is between -55°C and +215°C.

Operationally, the resistor can be used for both AC and DC circuits. The pulses of the AC current will cause the resistor to dissipate energy in the form of heat. The resistive action of the wirewound resistor remains constant, regardless of the direction of the current. In a DC circuit, the resistor will limit the flow of current.

The CPR03160R0JE31 can be used in many applications, most notably in sensing current levels, preventing circuit overloads, filtering noise from an electric circuit and connecting multiple electrical components. This type of resistor is particularly useful for keeping the voltage across an electronic component constant, ensuring voltage stability.

Through Hole Resistors, such as the CPR03160R0JE31, provide a cost-effective way to protect electronic circuits and offer more reliable performance irrespective of the environmental conditions.

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