CW005200R0JE12HE

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Through Hole Resistors

CW005200R0JE12HE

Through hole resistors, like the CW005200R0JE12HE, are used extensively in many circuits due to their low cost, reliable performance, and ease of manufacturing. They are made from a variety of materials such as ceramic, cemented carbon, and metal oxide, and are available in a variety of sizes and shapes. Through hole resistors are most commonly used in consumer electronics, industrial electronics, and automotive applications.

Through hole resistors offer a wide range of resistance values, ranging from just a few ohms up to several thousand ohms. They are available in a variety of forms, including a leaded component, through-hole mounts, and wire-wrapped terminals. The most common type is the cylindrical leaded component, which is designed for easy insertion into a circuit board.

One of the unique features of through hole resistors is the ability to provide a wide range of resistance values with relatively low accuracy. The resistive value of a through hole resistor is determined by the size and thickness of the metal or ceramic substrate which the resistor consists of. The accuracy of the resistor can be increased by using tighter tolerances or by adding extra layers of material to the substrate. However, the wide range of resistance values is one of the advantages of through hole resistors.

The CW005200R0JE12HE is a common through hole resistor. This particular type is a MIL-PRF-20, which means it meets military specifications. This type of resistor can handle temperatures up to 250°C and is very reliable for temperatures below this range. The CW005200R0JE12HE is a 5 watt resistor with a resistance of 200 Ohms and 12-percent tolerance. It is also UL rated and has a power range of 0.1 watts to 5 watts.

The working principle of a through hole resistor is fairly straightforward. When the resistor is exposed to a current, a voltage drop is created across the resistor, resulting in resistance. The amount of resistance is determined by the type of material used to make the resistor and its dimensions.

Through hole resistors are used primarily in consumer electronics, industrial electronics, and automotive applications. They are most commonly used as current limiting resistors, as voltage dividers, as gate resistors, and as feedback resistors. Due to their low cost and reliable performance, through hole resistors are a popular choice for many applications.

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