FMF50SFTF52-2K

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Through hole resistors, such as the FMF50SFTF52-2K, are an important component of a variety of circuit designs and applications. These resistors are highly reliable and have low power requirements. Through hole resistors are typically used in power supply designs, signal conditioning applications, digital logic and in other general purpose applications. They are also used in the protection of other important circuit components such as transistors and integrated circuits.

The FMF50SFTF52-2K is a through hole resistor with a thermal resistance of 0.062 °C/W. This is made possible by its compact structure allowing for a more thermally steady state operation even under varying temperature and voltage conditions. The resistor has a power rating of 5 W and a resistance range of 0.1 Ω to 16.7 KΩ with a 2% tolerance. Its large size and high power rating allow it to handle high power applications and noise reducing circuit designs. The FMF50SFTF52-2K also features a high dielectric strength of 553 V, and a very low internal inductance of 1.58 nH, enabling it to be used in high frequency applications

The FMF50SFTF52-2K is suitable for many applications such as power supplies, signal conditioning, amplifier and speaker crossover circuits, automotive circuit protection, temperature sensing, and digital logic. It is also suitable for more advanced applications such as digital audio equipment, telecommunications electronics, test and measurement, and medical instrumentation. Its high tolerance and low temperature coefficient make it ideal for these areas. In addition, the resistor can also be used in many industrial applications such as aerospace, motion control, machine-building, power electronics, and machine tools.

The working principles of through hole resistors such as the FMF50SFTF52-2K are relatively simple. They resist the flow of current by providing a path for the electrons to travel. The electrons then increase in energy as they move past the resistor, resulting in a voltage drop across the resistor. The resistor typically acts as a heat sink, dissipating some of the energy generated by the current. The size and quality of the resistor will determine how much current it can handle without forming a short circuit.

Despite its simple design, the FMF50SFTF52-2K through hole resistor is an important component in many different circuit designs and applications. Its compact size, low power requirements, high power rating, high dielectric strength, and very low internal inductance make it the ideal choice for a variety of applications. Its simple construction also makes it a reliable and cost effective solution for circuit protection and general purpose applications.

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