Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors (FKN2WSJT-73-3R6) are essential components of circuits used by a wide variety of electronic devices. The use of a through hole resistor is the result of a long evolution in the technology of resistors, from their humble beginnings of wire-wound resistors to their current technologically advanced form. Resistors, in general, are designed to offer a specified amount of electrical resistance to a signal or current of electricity, thereby limiting the amount of electrical flow, creating a desired circuit effect, or helping to protect sensitive sensitive components.

Resistor Types

Through hole resistors are the baseline type of component used within electronic devices and circuits, and are beneficial because they can be installed and soldered more easily than surface-mount types of resistors. Through hole resistors generally comes in two different forms, axial lead resistors and radial lead resistors. Axial Lead resistors have two leads that are connected to each end of the resistor, and the leads run perpendicularly to the resistor body. Radial Resistors have two leads that are connected to each end of the resistor, and the leads run parallel to the resistor body. Most through hole resistors are non-maskable meaning they are non-semiconductor type components that can absorb power when voltages or currents changes.

Applications

Through hole resistors are versatile components and can be used in a wide variety of applications. Some of the more common applications include electronic devices used for entertainment or communication (such as televisions, radios, and phones) as well as microprocessors used in automotive, industrial, and medical applications. Through hole resistors can also be used in devices that require better temperature stability than surface mount resistors. They are also commonly used to connect power supplies, as they provide excellent power handling capabilities.

Working Principle

The working principle of through hole resistors is quite simple. A through hole resistor is a non-maskable component that absorbs electrical current, thereby reducing the amount of current in the circuit. This is done by allowing some of the electrical current to drop through the resistor, so that the amount that reaches the end device is the same as the amount that was at the start, but there is a decrease in the amount of current transferred from the start to the end. There are a variety of controls and ways in which the amount of current can be reduced, including by using different resistance values, voltage levels, and frequencies.

Conclusion

Through hole resistors are essential components of circuits used by a wide variety of electronic devices. They are used for a variety of applications, including electronic devices used for entertainment or communication as well as microprocessors used in automotive, industrial, and medical applications. Furthermore, they are also beneficial because they can be easily installed and soldered with relative ease. The working principle of through hole resistors is quite simple - they are designed to reduce the amount of electrical current in a circuit by allowing some of the current to drop through the resistor, so that the amount that reaches the end device is the same as the amount that was at the start.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference