FMP200FBE52-300K

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A through hole resistor is a passive component typically used to resist an electrical current or voltage and as a result provides electrical power dissipation. The FMP200FBE52-300K is a through hole resistor that is highly sought after for a wide range of applications, and is known for its low power dissipation, high insulation resistance, and high power dissipation.

The FMP200FBE52-300K resistor is a small, week ohmic (resistance) resistor. It is a standard component of The FMP Series, which are produced by many different suppliers. This series of resistors typically has a length of 15.87 mm, a width of 6.58 mm, and a maximum operating temperature of +125°C. It is also passed rigorous testing by the manufacturer to ensure quality and performance for all applications.

The FMP200FBE52-300K is popular for various industrial application areas due to its small size and low power dissipation. Applications include sensors, amplifiers, and other circuit components in automotive and medical equipment. In the automotive industry, the FMP200FBE52-300K is typically used in engine control systems, such as throttle control, spark timing, and fuel delivery systems. Sensors and amplifiers are also used in medical equipment, such as MRI and CAT scanners.

The FMP200FBE52-300K resistor works based on two main principles. The first principle is heat transfer. When an electrical current passes through a resistor, it produces heat. The resistance of a resistor determines how much heat is produced. The amount of heat produced is related to the voltage drop across the resistor, which in turn, depends on the amount of resistance.

The second principle for the FMP200FBE52-300K is the voltage and current divider. This principle divides the voltage and current of a circuit, and then regulates the output voltage and current. This is done by controlling how much of the voltage and current is allowed to pass through the resistor. A varying fraction of the voltage and current is either conducted or blocked by the resistor.

The FMP200FBE52-300K is a popular through hole resistor, and has many applications in the automotive and medical industries. It works based on two main principles: heat transfer and voltage and current dividers. Its small size and low power dissipation have made it a great choice for many applications. It is also reliable and has been tested for quality assurance by the manufacturer.

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