ERX-2SJ1R0

Through Hole Resistors are the oldest type of resistors used in electronics, and the most common and widely used is the ERX-2SJ1R0 Through Hole Resistor. This resistor is a practical and economic device that is suitable for a wide variety of applications due to its simple and reliable construction. Let\'s look at the application fields and working principle of the ERX-2SJ1R0 Through Hole Resistor.

Application Field

The ERX-2SJ1R0 Through Hole Resistor is widely used in a variety of application fields, such as automotive, military, audio, consumer electronics, industrial, and medical devices. One of the most popular applications for this resistor is for use as a voltage divider. It is also frequently used in circuits as load and current limiting resistors, and in transistor circuits and oscillators. It is also commonly used in combination with other components, such as diodes and transistors, to create complex circuit designs.

Working Principle

The ERX-2SJ1R0 Through Hole Resistor is essentially an electronic device that controls the flow of current by providing a precisely known resistance to it. The resistor itself is made up of an electrical conductor, such as a wire, with a material called a “dielectric” wrapped around it. The dielectric material is usually made of either ceramic or plastic, and this provides the resistor with its insulating and temperature-resistant properties. The resistance of the resistor is determined by the size and material of the resistor, and this is why the precise value of resistance can be manufactured and used in circuit designs.

The ERX-2SJ1R0 Through Hole Resistor has an operating voltage of 500V AC and can handle up to 2W of power, making it suitable for a wide variety of applications. It is relatively easy to install and use, and its size and robust construction make it a popular choice for many types of circuit designs.