CPR103R900JE6630

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Through Hole Resistors

A through-hole resistor is a type of resistor component that uses a metal wire or an axle to pass through a drilled hole in a printed circuit board to hold the resistor in place. Through-hole resistors are usually cylindrical in shape and come in many different sizes and shapes with various levels of durability and accuracy.

CPR103R900JE6630, a through hole resistor, is a generic specification of a 1W-rated thin-film carbon resistor. Its case size is a “mini” E6, which has a maximum rated dissipation of 0.5W, resistance range from 10Ω-10MΩ, temperature coefficient of ±100ppm/ °C, and a solderability time not to exceed 5 seconds.

This resistor is used in many applications, including automotive, industrial, and appropriate environments such as high humidity, high temperature, high frequency, vibration, salty air, and vibration. The design is also suitable for consumer-level applications, such as home audio and appliances.

CPR103R900JE6630 works by controlling the flow of current through the device based on the amount of resistance desired. Resistance is a measure of how difficult it is for electric current to flow through an object. The resistor’s purpose is to reduce the current or voltage to a desired level. Thus, the resistance of a resistor includes the number of coils, thickness of conductor, material, and temperature of the resistor.

In addition to controlling the current, through hole resistors are designed to dissipate the heat away from the circuit boards to prevent the parts from getting too hot and damaging the components. The design also offers improved circuit board component isolation that prevents sensitive components from interacting with one another.

In general, through-hole resistors are more reliable due to their construction. They are more stable over time and less sensitive to vibration and shock. And it is easier to replace and repair than resistors on a surface mount. All these factors make through-hole resistors ideal for applications that require higher reliability and longer service life.

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