FMF50SFRF52-1R6

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Through Hole Resistors are used to provide electrical resistance against the flow of current. The FMF50SFRF52-1R6 is an axial-leaded, leaded, through-hole resistor. It is made of ceramic and has a resistance range of 50 ohms to 500 ohms. Its body is designed to be mounted through a hole in the circuit board or other surface, and its leads are affixed to metal pads on the circuit board.

The FMF50SFRF52-1R6 is designed for applications that require reliable performance in a harsh environment. Its ceramic outer casing offers excellent protection against heat, humidity, and contamination, and its gold-plated leads provide high-reliability electrical connections and superior current-carrying capability. The FMF50SFRF52-1R6 also has a special coating that provides protection against abrasion and wear.

The FMF50SFRF52-1R6 has a simple but effective working principle. When a direct current is applied to it, the resistor works by limiting the amount of current that passes through it. This is done by increasing the electrical resistance of the component, and thus reducing the amount of current that can pass through it. This helps to ensure an optimal amount of electrical current flows to the other components in the circuit.

The FMF50SFRF52-1R6 is well-suited for a variety of uses. It can be used in DC voltage regulators, in low-voltage through-hole circuit boards, as a shunt resistor in a bridge rectifier, and in power supplies. It is also used in AC motors, as a thermal cutoff switch, and as protection against EMI/RFI interference.

The FMF50SFRF52-1R6 is an ideal solution for a range of industrial and commercial applications. Its rugged construction, reliable performance, and proven reliability make it an ideal choice for a range of applications. It offers excellent reliability, performance, and value for money, and is well-suited for a range of through-hole resistor applications.

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