FMP200FRF52-17K4

Series:	FMP
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Active
Resistance:	17.4 kOhms
Tolerance:	±1%
Power (Watts):	2W
Composition:	Metal Film
Features:	Flame Proof, Safety
Temperature Coefficient:	±100ppm/°C
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 155°C
Package / Case:	Axial
Supplier Device Package:	Axial
Size / Dimension:	0.154" Dia x 0.354" L (3.90mm x 9.00mm)
Height - Seated (Max):	--
Number of Terminations:	2

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FMP200FRF52-17K4: Introduction to Through Hole Resistors

Resistors are core components when it comes to the diverse range of electronics projects and applications, with through hole resistors especially crucial in a spectrum of work. FMP200FRF52-17K4 is an example of through hole resistors with a wide range of general uses. This article focuses on discussing the application field and the working principle of FMP200FRF52-17K4.

What is a Through Hole Resistor?

A through hole resistor is a type of resistor built by placing a resistive element between two metal plates and attaching it to the PC board. It contains two lead wires that stick out of each end of the cylindrical body, and one lead in each of the metal plates. These through hole resistors need to be soldered onto the board, by which they will make physical, electrical contact and an efficient connection that is secured. Through hole resistors have been used for decades due to their relative simplicity and durability. With mounting holes provided for easy installation, and a wide range of resistance values available, they are typically useful for most through hole assembly projects.

The types of Through Hole Resistors

There are three main types of through hole resistors available: wire wound, cement power, and composition.The wire wound type is manufactured by winding metal resistance wire (usually nichrome) tightly around a core which is then coated in a heat-resistant insulating material, such as ceramic, plastic or glass. These are often used in higher-temperature and higher-power applications, though their cost and size can mean that they are not often the most popular choice for many people. Cement power resistors are made from a material formulated to resist corrosion and high temperatures, often ceramic. A power rating is printed on them, which is an indication of how much power they can handle before they overheat. These are larger than other types of through hole resistors and, again, tend to be more expensive too. Composition resistors are the most popular type, and are often found in small-scale hobbyist projects and general residential and commercial applications. They are a mixture of powdered carbon and a non-conductive material, often ceramic, which is poured into a metal tube and baked to increase its strength and resistance. These are extremely inexpensive and small in size, but they have a limited power rating which can be restrictive.

FMP200FRF52-17K4

FMP200FRF52-17K4 is a through hole resistor. It has two leads that are inserted through wood or metal and then soldered together. This makes it a very stable connection that’s resistant to vibration and shock.The FMP200FRF52-17K4 with its max power rating of 1.25W, is a practical, low cost choice for general through hole assembly projects. The FMP200FRF52-17K4 is a composition resistor with a resistance value of 17K4 Ohm (17KΩ) and a tolerance of ±1%. This makes it ideal for general-purpose applications, such as lighting, motor control, consumer devices, and general electronic circuits.

The Working Principle of FMP200FRF52-17K4

The FMP200FRF52-17K4 works by restricting the flow of current through it. Because of the resistive element, this type of resistor has a higher resistance value to electricity than the wire it is attached to. This means that when the current passes through it, the voltage over the resistor decreases accordingly.The FMP200FRF52-17K4 uses Ohm\'s law to calculate the value of current in the circuit. Ohm\'s law states that the current is equal to the overall voltage, divided by the total resistance. This makes it easy to calculate the current running through the resistor and check whether it\'s within a safe range.

Conclusion

Through hole resistors have become an essential component in a range of projects. FMP200FRF52-17K4 is a type of through hole resistor, and the application field and working principle of this type of resistor is discussed in this article. It offers a resistance of 17KΩ plus a ±1% tolerance, allowing it to be used in a variety of applications. Finally, the working principle is explained with the help of Ohm’s law.

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