FMP-50FTF52-30R

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Through Hole Resistors are becoming increasingly sought after as technology advances and processes become more reliant on more informed decisions. With the rise of these resistors, many engineers and electrical technicians are now looking for more specialized products. One popular type of this type of resistor is the FMP-50FTF52-30R. This device is unique in its construction and application, offering both a reduced footprint and increased resistance values.

The FMP-50FTF52-30R is a through-hole resistor designed to be mounted onto a printed circuit board (PCB), providing more reliable connections and allowing for compact design. This device is also designed with a special back finish, which helps dissipate heat and provides protection to the board. The resistor has an impedance of 50 ohms and can produce a maximum power of 30 watts. Its maximum working temperature is 175°C.

When it comes to its applications, the FMP-50FTF52-30R is best suited for high-power applications in industrial control, on-board automotive, aviation applications, and more. Some of the most common applications include amplifiers, heated optics, LED lighting, motor controllers, motion control, timers, and video systems. The device can also be used as an attenuator, providing protection when the circuit is overloaded with high current.

When it comes to the workings of the FMP-50FTF52-30R, the device offers increased reliability and improved performance compared to other standard resistors. This device is composed of a resistor element made from a doped alloy. The resistor material is then inserted into an alumina substrate and held in place by a passivation or protective layer. This layer helps improve the resistor’s basic properties and helps protect the component from environmental exposure.

Once the resistor element is in place, the circuit is completed by conductive tracks or electrical pathways, made from copper, silver or gold plated material. These tracks are called conductive traces and are responsible for carrying current. The entire structure is then protected by a silicone varnish, which also helps dissipate heat. The silicone varnish also acts as a fire retardant, protecting the circuit during high temperature applications.

The FMP-50FTF52-30R through-hole resistor is ideal for a variety of high-power applications. Its special construction allows for reduced size and improved performance. Its elevated temperature and overload resistance makes it suitable for extreme applications. The resistor also offers a low inductance value, which is beneficial in controlling inductive and capacitive components of an audio path. The device is also capable of providing up to 30 watts of maximum power.

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