CW0101K200JB12

Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are components that resist the flow of electric current. They are made up of a conducting material, such as a metal, ceramic, or wire, and a resistor element. The size of the resistor element, as well as the resistance it provides, is dependent on the material it is made from.

The CW0101K200JB12 is a through hole resistor that is commonly used in military, aerospace, and communications applications. It is designed to provide a wide range of resistor values from 0.1 ohm to 200 ohms. The resistor element is made from high purity tin-plated copper, resulting in a lower resistance ratio and improved performance.

The CW0101K200JB12 has a unique construction that allows it to operate in high temperature environments. It has three terminals - two pins and a center pad. The two pins are the resistance terminals and the center pad acts as an additional connection point. This provides greater connection flexibility between the resistor and the other components of the circuit.

The CW0101K200JB12 can be used in several different applications, including power supply regulation, current sensing, over-voltage protection, filter circuits, and EMI/RFI suppression. The resistor element provides a constant resistance in the circuit, allowing for precise control over the flow of current.

The working principle of the CW0101K200JB12 is simple. When a voltage is applied to the two resistance terminals, an electric current will flow through the resistor element. The amount of current that flows is determined by the resistance value of the resistor element. Depending on the application, the resistor element can be selected to provide the desired resistance value, allowing for precise control over the current that flows through the circuit.

Through hole resistors such as the CW0101K200JB12 are an important component in many electronic circuits. They provide a constant resistance value, which allows for precise control over the required current. This makes them ideal for applications in military, aerospace, and communications applications.