F10J2R0E

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Chassis mount resistors are a type of resistor that is used to control electrical current in a control circuit. The F10J2R0E resistor is one such type and is designed to deliver reliable performance in harsh industrial environments such as avionics, military, and communications applications. The resistor is constructed from aluminum alloy that is anodized to prevent corrosion and oxidation. The resistor is rated for temperatures ranging from -55°C to +125°C, making it suitable for use in high temperature environments. Its maximum power dissipation is 0.60 Watts, and its resistance tolerance is ± 10%.

The F10J2R0E resistor is designed to effectively control electrical current in a control circuit while being able to withstand extreme temperatures. The resistor is comprised of an outer casing and two electrodes, one positive and one negative. The outer casing is constructed from an aluminum alloy and is anodized to prevent corrosion and oxidation. The casing is also designed to dissipate heat so that the resistors are able to handle higher currents. Inside the outer casing is a ceramic body that contains a resistive element. This element is sandwiched between two electrodes, one positive and one negative. Depending on the direction of the current, the positive and negative electrodes will provide different resistive values.

The F10J2R0E resistor is rated for temperatures ranging from -55°C to +125°C, making the resistor suitable for use in high temperature environments. The maximum power dissipation for the resistor is 0.60 Watts, and the resistance tolerance is ±10%. This means that the resistive value of the resistor is only guaranteed to be accurate to within 10%. For comparison, standard resistors usually have a tolerance of ±5%. For applications where higher accuracy is needed, a decimal resistor can be used instead.

The F10J2R0E resistor is commonly used in control circuits where precise values are not required. Examples of such applications include automotive electrical systems, instrumentation, and robotics. The resistor can also be used to regulate current in high temperature environments, such as avionics, military, and communications applications. The resistor is able to handle high currents due to its aluminum alloy construction and anodized finish, while its high temperature rating allows it to be used in harsh industrial environments.

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