FMP200FRE52-121K

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Through hole resistors are electronic components that resist the flow of electricity. They are used in a variety of electronic circuits to control the flow of electric current. The FMP200FRE52-121K is one such through-hole resistor. This resistor is highly suitable for applications that require a precise resistance value while still providing excellent electrical performance.The FMP200FRE52-121K is a through-hole resistor with a resistance value of 200 ohms. It is available in two different packages: a 12-pin dual row or a 15-pin hexagonal package. Both these packages feature a standard lead spacing of 0.1 inches (2.54mm). The resistor is constructed using thermally stable metal alloy resistive material, making it well suited for high temperature and long-term applications.The FMP200FRE52-121K is also equipped with a high power rating. It has a power rating of 1W at 25°C and 0.75W at 125°C. This makes it suitable for applications where high power is required. It also has a TCR (temperature coefficient of resistance) of ±250ppm/°C, making it resistant to fluctuations in temperature and humidity.The FMP200FRE52-121K is designed for use in applications where resistance stability is of particular importance, such as industrial process and control systems, or high voltage power supplies. It is also well suited for applications where a high heat dissipation rate is required, such as audio amplifiers or power inverters.The FMP200FRE52-121K is designed to have a wide range of possible uses. This resistor can be used in digital logic circuits to regulate the speed of a motor, or to limit the current going through a device. It can also be used in analog circuits to provide a stable voltage reference or to filter out noise from signals.The working principle of the FMP200FRE52-121K is based on Ohm’s law. This law states that the current flowing through a resistor is inversely proportional to its resistance value. When a voltage is applied to the resistor, it produces an electric field across its surface. This electric field provides resistance to the flow of current, reducing the amount of current which passes through the resistor. The resistance value of the resistor can then be calculated by dividing the applied voltage by the measured current.In conclusion, the FMP200FRE52-121K is a highly reliable and versatile through-hole resistor. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, from digital logic circuits to industrial control systems, making it a great choice for any circuit design. Its excellent electrical performance, high power rating, and temperature coefficient of resistance make it especially well suited for applications requiring precise resistance values.

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