FCR3WSJT-73-130K

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Through Hole Resistors

The FCR3WSJT-73-130K is a through hole resistor, meaning that it is a non-mounted component inserted directly into a breadboard, through-hole, or other mounted device. It is a resistor used to measure resistance in electrical circuits and is designed to provide uniform resistance to alternating current or other varying conditions. The FCR3WSJT-73-130K is typically used in low-voltage applications, such as communications systems, digital-to-analog converters, voltage references, and power supplies.

The FCR3WSJT-73-130K consists of two (or more) resistive elements that combine to provide a specific amount of resistance. Resistor elements can be made from various materials, such as carbon, metal oxide, and metal alloy composites. Resistors are typically identified by their resistance values which, in the case of the FCR3WSJT-73-130K, is 73 Ω +/- 5%. The FCR3WSJT-73-130K is best utilized in applications requiring a precise amount of resistance.

The FCR3WSJT-73-130K is a non-polarized device. Non-polarized resistors are preferred for their performance and reliability under varying conditions. These resistors are not affected by temperature changes, vibration, or EMI/RFI interference. The FCR3WSJT-73-130K provides accurate resistance regardless of which way it is connected. This makes it an ideal choice for use in applications that require the same performance no matter which way the resistor is connected.

The FCR3WSJT-73-130K has a wide range of applications. It is frequently used for noise reduction, signal conditioning, and power output along with other applications in telecommunications, electronics, and aerospace and defense industries. In communications, it can be used to reduce RF interference and limit the signal strength of a transmission. In electronics, it is often used in voltage dividers to regulate the current output from a battery. In aerospace and defense, it can be used to regulate current in systems such as avionics and sensors.

When it comes to the working principle of FCR3WSJT-73-130K, it is important to understand how resistors work. Resistors are electrical components that resist the flow of electric current. When a current passes through a material, electrons experience a force which causes them to move in a certain direction. This movement generates energy, and this energy is dissipated as heat. The amount of heat dissipated is proportional to the amount of resistance, or the amount of energy required to move the electrons through the material.

The FCR3WSJT-73-130K is designed to resist the flow of electric current. The resistor consists of two resistive elements – one that is connected to the power source, and another that is connected to the output device. The resistive elements are designed to provide a specific amount of resistance. As electrical current passes through the resistor, the resistance impedes the current’s flow and dissipates its energy as heat. The FCR3WSJT-73-130K is designed to provide uniform resistance, regardless of the application.

In summary, the FCR3WSJT-73-130K is a through hole resistor, designed to provide uniform resistance to varying conditions. It is best used in low-voltage applications, such as digital-to-analog converters, voltage references, and power supplies. This non-polarized device is also resistant to temperature changes, vibration, and EMI/RFI interference, making it a reliable choice for applications that require reliable performance no matter which way the resistor is connected. Its wide range of applications includes noise reduction, signal conditioning, and power output in communications, electronics, aerospace and defense.

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