FMP100JR-52-150K Resistors

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Through-hole resistors (THRs) are an essential component in a broad range of electronic circuits due to their ability to control the flow of electricity in a reliable manner. The FMP100JR-52-150K through-hole resistor is a commonly used THR for many applications requiring higher power ratings and air-cored inductance. This type of THR is composed of a cylindrical body made of metal or ceramic, layered with a coating of ceramic on the outside. Inside, the resistor core consists of a series of metal or ceramic discs, which are interlocked with one another.

One application field for the FMP100JR-52-150K through-hole resistor is high-voltage power supplies. In this case, the resistor is used to regulate the voltage from an AC power source and convert it into a low-voltage DC output. The current is modulated by adjusting the resistance of the resistor. The FMP100JR-52-150K can handle an input voltage of up to 150KV, and has a high power rating of 10A, making it ideal for applications that require a large amount of power.

In addition, the FMP100JR-52-150K is used in automotive electronics, where it can be used to regulate and protect against voltage surges. The resistor has a fast response time and can handle input voltages of up to 350V, making it suitable for automotive applications. The resister is also capable of dissipating heat quickly, which helps keep electronic components from overheating.

The working principle of the FMP100JR-52-150K through-hole resistor is based on its internal structure. At the center of the resistor is a conductive core, which is composed of multiple layers of metal or ceramic discs that are joined together. When the resistor is in use, the core will resist the flow of current by changing its resistance as voltage is applied. The resistance of the core is determined by the number of discs, and the material used in their construction. By controlling the voltage applied to the resistors, and varying the number of discs, the current is adjusted accordingly.

The FMP100JR-52-150K through-hole resistor offers a range of advantages in many applications. It is highly reliable, has a fast response time, and can handle high voltages. The resistor is also resistant to thermal shock and is able to dissipate heat quickly, which prevents the risk of overheating in electronic circuits. The resistor has a high power rating of 10A and a maximum voltage rating of 150KV, making it a great option for powering large loads.

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