F10J7R5E

Introduction to Chassis Mount Resistors
Chassis mount resistors are electrical components that mount directly to the chassis or housing of a circuit board. Chassis mount resistors can be used in a wide variety of applications including power management, motors and motion controllers, propellers, robotics, and embedded circuit boards. Chassis mount resistors come in a variety of shapes and sizes including surface mount, through-hole, and SMD (Small Outline Resistor). Commonly used resistor types include wire wound resistors, thin film resistors, and metal oxide resistors.

F10J7R5E Application Field and Working Principle
The F10J7R5E is a wire-wound, chassis mount resistor with a resistance value of 5 ohms. The body measures 10 mm in diameter and is 7.5 mm tall. It has a power rating of 4.25 watts and features tolerances of ±1%, ±5%, ±10%, and ±20%. The F10J7R5E is frequently used in power management applications, robotics, and embedded circuit boards. The resistor is composed of a wire element that is wound tightly around a core material. The tightness of the winding, along with the insulation material surrounding the wire and the core material, determines the resistance level. The longer the resistance wire is, the higher its resistance. The F10J7R5E features a high power rating, making it suitable for higher wattage applications. It also features a high surge current rating, making it capable of handling large transient currents without failure.

Conclusion
The F10J7R5E is a wire-wound, chassis mount resistor used in a wide variety of applications. Its high power and surge current ratings make it suitable for high wattage applications and large transient currents. The resistor is composed of a wire element wound around a core material and its resistance is determined by the tightness of the winding, the insulation material, and the length of the resistance wire. This makes it a reliable, cost-effective solution for numerous applications.