FMF-25FRF52-360K

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Through hole resistors are components widely used in electrical and electronic circuits. The FMF-25FRF52-360K is one such resistor. It is a ceramic-encased resistor with a power rating of 25 watts, and can be used in a wide range of applications.

The FMF-25FRF52-360K is available in various resistance values, ranging from 01/4 to 01 MΩ. It is constructed with a metal film as its inner element, giving it a temperature coefficient of ±30ppm/°C (25°C). The metal film also ensures the resistor has excellent stability and high precision. The outer body of the resistor is made from a ceramic material for improved heat dissipation as well as increased durability.

The FMF-25FRF52-360K is commonly used in consumer electronics, such as televisions, mobile phones, computers, and audio equipment. It is ideal for applications where high power dissipation is required. In addition, it is also suitable for use in industrial and medical equipment, as well as aerospace applications. Furthermore, the resistor is often used in automotive circuits, as it can withstand extreme temperatures.

When used in an electrical circuit, the FMF-25FRF52-360K acts as a passive component that reduces current flow. It does this by creating an electrical resistance in the circuit, enabling it to control the amount of current flowing through the circuit by limiting or regulating its flow.

The working principle of the FMF-25FRF52-360K is based on the Ohm\'s law, which states that the current flow through a resistor is equal to the potential difference across it, divided by its resistance. The resistor converts electrical energy into heat, thus dissipating some of the energy within the system. In this way, it enables the circuit to maintain its voltage level.

The FMF-25FRF52-360K is a reliable and robust resistor that offers excellent performance in a variety of applications, as it can withstand extreme temperatures and high power dissipation. It is also relatively inexpensive when compared to other types of resistors, making it a preferred choice for cost-sensitive applications.

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