FMP100FRF52-348R

Through Hole Resistors are electrical components consisting of a piece of resistive element in a package with two retaining leads for connecting it to an external circuit. The FMP100FRF52-348R is a high-voltage through hole resistor with a power rating of 1/2 watt. The resistive element is made of an alloy of metal films, usually copper-nickel alloys for high-voltage resistors.

Application Field

The FMP100FRF52-348R is designed to be used for high-voltage circuits such as power supplies, audio amplifiers, and other high-voltage applications. It is suitable for any application that requires a resistor with a desired high-voltage range. These resistors are also ideal for circuit protection due to their high power ratings.

Working Principle

The working principle of through hole resistors is very simple. They work by allowing a certain amount of electrical current to pass through them, while also creating a certain amount of electrical resistance. This electrical resistance creates a voltage drop which is used to regulate the current. The resistive element is usually made of metal coils or an alloy of two different metals, such as copper and nickel alloys, for high-voltage resistors. The resistors are connected to two different terminals, usually the positive and negative sides of a circuit, to help regulate the voltage and current levels.

Conclusion

The FMP100FRF52-348R is ideal for high-voltage applications and is designed to be used in circuits that require a resistor with a high-voltage range. It has a power rating of 1/2 watt and consists of a resistive element made of an alloy of metal films, usually copper-nickel alloys for high-voltage resistors. It works by allowing a certain amount of electrical current to pass through it, while also creating a certain amount of electrical resistance. The two terminals on the device, usually the positive and negative sides of a circuit, regulate the level of current, and thus regulating the voltage.