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Through Hole Resistors

Introduction

Through hole resistors have been around and used in electronics for decades. They make up an important part of electrical and electronic components and allow for more complex circuits and devices to be developed. They are commonly found in devices such as amplifiers, computers, cell phones, as well as the many circuit boards that form a large part of many industrial, commercial and consumer devices.

Through hole resistors consist of a resistor body, usually a ceramic or plastic body, which has one or more terminal connections for the electrical current to flow through. The resistor body can be rectangular, square, circular or other shapes. The resistive element is usually a wire wound around the body, and each connection is connected to one of the terminal connections of the resistor body. The resistance value can be adjusted by either carefully winding the resistor wire or by changing its shape using tools such as pliers.

FM0207FTE52-11K Application Field and Working Principle

The FM0207FTE52-11K resistor is a type of through hole resistor made from a ferrite material. It consists of a stainless steel frame with encased ceramic block inside, which has an internal resistance of 11kOhm. The casing blocks heat transfer, making it suitable for applications demanding a high level of heat resistance. The resistor is designed to be mounted in the terminal block of an electronic component, such as an amplifier, to provide the necessary resistance levels.

The working principle of this resistor is simple. The electrical current flowing through the resistor encounters a certain amount of resistance, which is determined by the surface area of the ceramic block and the size and shape of the internal wiring. Different resistance values can be achieved by modulating the internal wiring. The overall resistance is determined by the total surface area of the ceramic, and the value of each terminal connection is then calculated by the internal wiring configuration.

Conclusion

Through hole resistors are a crucial part of modern electronic components, providing a vital part of a circuit’s integrity and function. The FM0207FTE52-11K is a through hole resistor made from a Ferrite material, providing a high level of heat protection along with an internal resistance of 11kOhm. Its working principle is simple to understand, as it is determined by the overall surface area of the ceramic block and the size and shape of the internal wiring.

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