FMF200FRE73-150K

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Through hole resistors, such as the FMF200FRE73-150K, provide electrical resistance in an electronic circuit. They are used to limit current flow, adjust signal levels, and provide voltage dividers. The resistors found in through hole packages are composed of a metal element of the desired resistance and a ceramic body coated with a protective layer that seals the device.

This type of resistor is a through hole resistor. The FMF200FRE73-150K provides resistance of 150K Ohms. It is of the axial lead type, which means it has leads extending out of the two opposite ends of a cylindrical shape. The package design of the FMF200FRE73-150K ensures optimal heat dissipation and easy installation into a printed circuit board (PCB).

This type of resistor is popular in many applications because of its low resistance and high power handling capabilities. It is often used in analog circuits such as AC motor speed controllers, medical imaging, analog-to-digital converters, as well as battery-charging and discharging circuits. It is also used in digital circuits where logic signals have to turn on or off quickly, as well as in high-frequency switching circuits, such as those used in communications and power conversion.

The working principle of a through hole resistor is quite simple. When current flows through the resistor, it produces heat. This heat is then dissipated through the ceramic body into the environment. The resistance of the resistor is determined by the geometry and composition of the resistor’s metal element. The resistor’s voltage drop is determined by the current through it and the resistance of the resistor.

To ensure the functionality and performance of the FMF200FRE73-150K, it is important to mount it correctly and observe any pre-determined limits of current, voltage, and temperature. To avoid any mis-mating in the circuit board, the leads of the resistor should always be soldered correctly with the proper orientation and soldering techniques. Additionally, if the resistor is to be used in a high temperature environment, it should be coated with a thermal barrier compound such as polyimide and it should also be mounted to the PCB with non-conductive thermal pad to ensure its optimal performance.

Through hole resistors, such as the FMF200FRE73-150K, are often used as part of complex circuits in many applications. They are designed to regulate and limit current flow, adjust signal levels, and provide voltage dividers. The resistor’s operating principle is based on the relationship between current, voltage, and heat. The resistor must be mounted correctly and with the proper orientation in order to ensure its optimal performance.

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