D100K100KE

Series:	Dividohm®210
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Resistance:	100 kOhms
Power (Watts):	100W
Tolerance:	±10%
Adjustment Type:	Slide
Diameter:	0.752" OD, 0.500" ID (19.10mm x 12.70mm)
Length:	6.500" (165.10mm)
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Termination:	Solder Lug
Package / Case:	Radial, 3 Lead, Tubular

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Adjustable Power Resistor

Adjustable power resistors, also known as voltage regulators, are a type of electronic device which are used in many applications to automatically adjust the voltage output of an electrical power source. The basic function of adjustable power resistors is to limit the current flow in an electrical circuit, thereby preventing the unsafe operation of electric motors and other sensitive components.The most common use of adjustable power resistors is to regulate the voltage of an AC power supply and to provide safety protection against overvoltage and overcurrent conditions. The applications for adjustable power resistors include controlling the voltage of electronic components in computer systems, regulating voltage of lights in vehicle headlights, and keeping steady air pressure in an air conditioning system. These devices are also used in all sorts of industrial systems such as robotic arms and lift drives.Adjustable power resistors are typically placed in series between the AC voltage source and the load. The resistor itself is adjustable, typically by turning a knob or other type of switch. This allows the user to manually control the output voltage of the circuit. The device can also be programmed to automatically adjust the output voltage based on a voltage input from a circuit.The most common type of adjustable power resistor is a DC voltage regulator. These resistors are designed for continuous current control, meaning that they limit the current flowing through the circuit while maintaining the exact voltage output. This type of resistor is typically used for applications requiring precise control of the output voltage, such as medical equipment and scientific laboratories.Another type of adjustable power resistor is an AC voltage control device. These resistors maintain a constant current in an AC circuit while varying the voltage output. This type of device is commonly used in electric motors, refrigerators, and other high voltage applications.The working principle of adjustable power resistors can be summarized as follows. When the voltage across the resistor is increased, the current through the resistor decreases, and vice versa for when the voltage is decreased. This allows the user to control the amount of current flowing in the circuit, and thus regulate the output voltage of the circuit.Adjustable power resistors are available in various sizes and shapes. Some commonly used resistor configurations include: Thermoelectric, base, gate and varistor resistors. The capacity of an adjustable power resistor largely depends upon the specific design and the type of material used. Generally, larger resistors are capable of handling higher currents than smaller counterparts.Adjustable power resistors are used in a wide range of applications, from safety hazard protection to controlling motor speed and air pressure. These resistors are simple to install and customize, making them an essential part of any electrical system. With proper use, adjustable power resistors can provide safe, reliable voltage regulation.

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