FHR4V-0R0015F1

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Through-Hole Resistors are typically made of metal oxides or carbon. The most common types of Through-Hole Resistors include: Thick Film Resistors, Thin Film Resistors, Wire Wound Resistors, Metal Oxide Film Resistors, Ceramic Encapsulated Resistors, Discrete Resistors, and Wire Resistor Networks. FHR4V-0R0015F1 is a type of Through-Hole Resistor.

The FHR4V-0R0015F1 is a Wire Wound Resistor made of an alloy consisting of nickel, iron, and manganese. It is a type of φ5 (18mm) Through-Hole Resistor with a 10 watt power rating. This type of resistor is typically used in motor controllers and industrial power supplies. It is designed for use in high-current, high-temperature applications, and is capable of withstanding high temperatures up to 125°C (250°F). Additionally it is highly reliable with a voltage resistance up to 1500V.

The FHR4V-0R0015F1 works by passing an electric current through a resistive wire, creating a voltage drop across the wire. This voltage drop is proportional to the amount of resistance in the wire, and is controlled by the ratio of current flowing through the resistor relative to the amount of current flowing through the circuit. By adjusting the ratio of current flowing through the resistor, the voltage drop can be controlled, allowing the user to regulate the operation of the circuit in order to achieve a desired output.

The FHR4V-0R0015F1 is an ideal choice for applications requiring high power, high temperature, and high current loads. It is very reliable, able to withstand high temperatures and voltages, and is cost effective. Additionally, its high-power rating and small size make it compatible with most applications requiring a small, high-power Through-Hole Resistor.

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