FMP100FTE52-2R49

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Through Hole Resistors have been around for those of us in the electronics industry for quite some time. Although many electronic components have gone through drastic changes since they first came on the market, through-hole resistors have remained relatively unchanged. FMP100FTE52-2R49 is one such resistor that has been around for some time but is still a popular choice among many circuit designers.

The FMP100FTE52-2R49 is a through-hole resistor. The FMP stands for “Four Milliwatt Power Rating” which means that it can handle up to four hundred milliwatts of power. The second part of the code, “100FTE”, stands for the tolerance range which is one hundred percent of the nominal value. Finally, the last two digits, “52-2R49” denote the resistance value which in this case is two hundred and forty nine ohms.

This type of resistor is commonly used in circuit applications where current and voltage are low and a small amount of dissipation is required. The FMP100FTE52-2R49 is also a great choice for noise reduction circuits, sensing circuits and low-frequency circuits. The tolerance range is wide enough to handle an acceptable amount of variation in the resistance value when an adjustable resistor is not desired.

How does this type of resistor work? It functions on the basic principle of Ohm’s Law, which states that the voltage across a resistor is equal to the current flowing through it times the value of resistance. This type of resistor is constructed with a curved metal strip of resistive material which is immersed in a low-viscosity dielectric liquid. This type of construction is commonly referred to as a “delayed action contact”. When a voltage is applied to the metal strip, it causes a current to flow through it and a resistance is created. This resistance value is then measured in ohms.

The FMP100FTE52-2R49 is a great choice for many circuit applications. Its reliable construction, four milliwatt power rating, and wide tolerance range makes it a popular choice among many circuit designers. It is also designed to resist corrosion and temperature changes. This type of resistor is also very versatile, and it can be used in a variety of different applications.

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