CW02B330R0JE70

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Through Hole Resistors are used in electric circuits to oppose current flow. Applications for Through Hole Resistors include reducing the current and controlling voltage levels. The CW02B330R0JE70 Through Hole Resistor is a component that many engineers often call upon when high power dissipation and low voltage drop are needed for a given application.

The CW02B330R0JE70 is a two-terminal axial through hole resistor constructed from carbon composition material, which is low resistance and ideal for high-frequency components. The resistor package is a single turn, cylindrical shape, with its linear body and each end being closed with flat discs. The resistor is color coded for easy identification, with its resistance rating being 330 Ohms and an operating temperature range of -60°C to +200°C.

The nominal power rating of the resistor is two watts, and the working voltage range is four volts. The CW02B330R0JE70 resistor is available in two standard pin lengths ranging from 1.5 to 4.0 mm. Its dimensions are a practical and compact 33 mm in length, and 16.5 mm in diameter. This Through Hole Resistor also offers increased solderability in the high temperature environment.

The CW02B330R0JE70 is typically used in automotive environments that require a resistor that can handle large amounts of power over a wide range of temperatures. It is commonly found in vehicle ignition systems, where its ability to dissipate heat quickly and accurately is critical to performance and safety. It performs well in systems that require a high voltage as the resistance ensures that the system stays safe. In addition, this type of resistor is well-suited to high-frequency electrical systems.

The CW02B330R0JE70 works by converting an electrical current into heat. This characteristic of the device makes it useful for controlling and regulating the current, amplitude, and frequency of AC or DC signals. As current passes through the resistor, the heat generated is dissipated. The resistor also creates an impedance, thus preventing current spikes.

Often, electricians will fit several of these resistors in a series, known as a resistor chain, in order to create a specific resistance for a particular circuit. The most common application of this is on power supplies, where the resistors create a division of the current, providing a source of adjustable current control.

The CW02B330R0JE70 Through Hole Resistor is the perfect solution for high-powered automotive and high-frequency electrical applications. Its high-temperature tolerance, low voltage drop, and strong power rating make it the go-to resistor for these situations. Furthermore, its ability to dissipate heat quickly, while also providing accurate performance, is invaluable in automotive systems.

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