FMP100FTE52-182K

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Through Hole Resistors are widely used components that are found in almost every circuit for the purpose of resistance. A resistor is a device that limits the current to a certain level, and provides resistance related to the input voltage it receives. The FMP100FTE52-182K is one such Through Hole Resistor, and is popular in various applications due to its compact design. The FMP100FTE52-182K is a surface mount resistor with a wide operating temperature range. It also has a low dissipation factor and a high accuracy of 0.15%.

The FMP100FTE52-182K Through Hole Resistor is a non-inductive type resistor, meaning that it does not contain any magnets or inductors, which allows it to be used in medical and industrial applications. The resistor is composed of a metal film element, which is then wrapped in an insulating material. This resistor is capable of dissipating up to 1W of power, and has a wide tolerance range of 0.2 to 10%. In addition, the resistance range of this Through Hole Resistor extends from 5O to 3K Ohms. Lastly, this resistor also has a high maximum working voltage of 100V.

The FMP100FTE52-182K Through Hole Resistor has a variety of applications and is often found in medical equipment, automotive systems, and industrial electronics. In medical equipment, the FMP100FTE52-182K is used in devices such as heart rate monitors, blood pressure monitors, and breathing machines. In automotive systems, this resistor is used in various sensors, such as pressure, temperature, and level sensors. The FMP100FTE52-182K is also used in industrial electronics, such as electrical power sources, motor speed controllers, and temperature and humidity monitoring systems.

The working principle of the FMP100FTE52-182K Through Hole Resistor is quite simple. When energy is applied to the internal resistor element, electrical energy is dissipated, creating a resistive force. This resistive force leads to a rise in the internal temperature of the resistor, which is known as the voltage drop. The amount of voltage drop is related to the amount of current passing through the resistor, as well as the resistance of the resistor element. The greater the current, the greater the voltage drop. As a result of this increased voltage drop, the resistance of the resistor element will increase, thus limiting the current passing through the resistor.

In conclusion, the FMP100FTE52-182K Through Hole Resistor is a popular component, which is widely used in medical, automotive, and industrial applications due to its sturdy design and wide temperature range. The resistor is composed of a metal film element, and is capable of dissipation up to 1W of power. Its working principle is based on the concept of voltage drop; when energy is applied to the resistor element, the voltage drop will increase, thus limiting the current passing through the resistor.

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