CW001270R0JE70

Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are a type of passive electrical component which acts as a resistor to reduce electrical current. They are most widely used in circuit boards, where they allow components to be quickly and easily connected. They work by having one or more resistive elements that resist the flow of current, creating a voltage drop across the resistor.

The CW001270R0JE70 is a through hole resistor with a resistance value of 45 ohms. It has an axial lead configuration, which means that the leads come out of the side of the resistor, rather than out of the top or bottom. This makes it ideal for use in PCBs, as the leads can be easily connected to the board.

Applications

The CW001270R0JE70 is mainly used in circuit boards, where it is used to reduce current and limit voltage. It can also be used in power supplies and voltage converters, as well as in high voltage and power regulation systems. Additionally, it is sometimes used in high-power motor, heating, and cooling applications.

Working Principle

Through hole resistors, such as the CW001270R0JE70, work by having one or more resistive elements that resist the flow of current. The resistance of the element is determined by its core material (usually carbon or other alloys) and its size. The size of the resistor determines the amount of current it can handle. The majority of resistors have a lead configuration of either axial or radial.

When a current passes through an axial resistor, such as the CW001270R0JE70, the current divides into two equal portions and travels in opposite directions around the resistor. This creates a voltage drop across the resistor, which in turn reduces the overall voltage of the system. By changing the resistor’s resistance value, different amounts of voltage can be dropped.

Conclusion

The CW001270R0JE70 is a through hole resistor with a resistance value of 45 ohms. It is mainly used in circuit boards, power supplies, voltage converters, and high voltage and power regulation systems. It works by having one or more resistive elements that resist the flow of current, creating a voltage drop across the resistor.