CW001100R0JE12HS

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Through Hole Resistors are electrical components which are primarily used to control the amount of current in a circuit. In most cases, they are used to limit the amount of current flowing through the circuit, but they can also be used to adjust the voltage across a component, or to create an artificial voltage drop. This type of resistor is usually installed by drilling a hole in the PCB and inserting the resistor through the hole. A wide variety of through hole resistors are available on the market, and one of the most commonly used is the CW001100R0JE12HS Through Hole Resistor.

The CW001100R0JE12HS is a type of through hole resistor which is hot-air soldered onto the surface of the PCB. This type of resistor is characterized by its axial lead structure which enables it to be soldered directly to the board without the need for wire and connectors. The resistor also has a small size which allows for it to be installed in a wide variety of applications, including in circuit boards with limited space.

The resistor has a specified resistance of 100 ohms. Its resistance is achieved by constructing it with a serpentine metal surface which is a metal surface composed of a series of curves on its surface which act as resistors. The resistance of the resistor is determined by the length and depth of these curves. The curve\'s depth determines the amount of resistance offered by the resistor while the length determines the power handling capacity of the resistor.

Aside from its usual applications of limiting current flow and adjusting voltage drops, the CW001100R0JE12HS Through Hole Resistor can be used for a wide variety of applications, such as in switch circuits, logic circuits, and other devices which require a resistor with a low resistance. This type of resistor is also suitable for use in medical, automotive, and aerospace applications.

The working principle behind the CW001100R0JE12HS is fairly simple. When a voltage is applied across the resistor, the voltages flows through the serpentine coils, generating a small current. The generated current produces heat and, in turn, produces a resistance. The higher the voltage is applied, the higher the resistance will be, and the less current will be able to flow through the resistor. This is how a resistor is able to limit the current flowing through a circuit.

The CW001100R0JE12HS Through Hole Resistor is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications. Its small size makes it easy to install in limited space, and its axial lead structure allows it to be soldered directly to the PCB without any extra wiring or connectors. Additionally, its high resistance makes it ideal for use in applications which require a resistor with low resistance. It is also suitable for use in medical, automotive, and aerospace applications, making it one of the most versatile through hole resistors available.

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