CW00539R00JE12HS

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of electrical resistor that is connected to a circuit board and mounted through holes in the board. The most common type of through hole resistor is the carbon resistor, which is a resistor with an adjustable resistance. The adjustable resistance is achieved by changing the size and shape of the carbon element within the resistor. Other types of through-hole resistors include wire-wound resistors, ceramic resistors and metal-plate resistors.

The CW00539R00JE12HS is a through-hole resistor which is part of a series of resistors manufactured by a company called Caddock. The Caddock CW00539 series is a family of thin film resistors, which are resistors which are constructed by depositing a thin film of resistance material onto a ceramic substrate, and then heating it until it forms a conductor. Thin film resistors offer a better thermal shock resistance than carbon resistors, as well as improved stability and tolerance values.

The CW00539R00JE12HS has an operating temperature range of -55 to 155°C. It is constructed with a square face design, and is rated at 1/2 watt power dissipation. The resistance of CW00539R00JE12HS ranges from 0.001 ohm to 1.8K ohms. It also has a tolerance rating of ± 0.05% and a maximum voltage rating of 20V.

The application field of the CW00539R00JE12HS is mainly in circuits and systems that require a precision resistor with low power dissipation and high resistance tolerance. It can be used in many applications such as power converters, motor control circuit, precision signal processing, measuring instruments, and more. Examples of specific applications include voltage regulation, current limitation, and protection circuits.

The working principle of the CW00539R00JE12HS is based on the fact that resistors are electrical components which resist the flow of electrical current. The resistor is constructed with a material that has resistance to the electric current, and the current is forced to flow through the resistor. The current flow through the resistor causes heat to be dissipated, and the amount of heat is dependent on the resistance of the material, and the amount of current that is flowing through it. By adjusting the resistance of the resistor, or by changing the material it is made from, the amount of heat that is dissipated can be controlled.

The CW00539R00JE12HS is a part of a family of high-precision through-hole resistors. It has a wide operating temperature range, and it is rated for 1/2 watt power dissipation. Thanks to its high resistance tolerance, and low power dissipation, it is suitable for use in a wide variety of circuits and systems. It is also ideal for applications where precise voltage regulation and current limit protection is required.

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