FMP200FRF52-237K

Through Hole Resistors are electric components that are commonly used in a variety of electronic circuits. The FMP200FRF52-237K application field and working principle is no exception.

The FMP200FRF52-237K is a through hole resistor that is mainly used for limiting or adjustable current flow in the circuits. It can also be used to converge voltage signals in amplifiers and receivers. Furthermore, it is also suitable for various applications such as security systems, automotive systems, and medical instruments.

The FMP200FRF52-237K is composed of a flat, highly conductive metal film over a ceramic rod. The metal film serves as the active resistance element and is surrounded by a dielectric material. This dielectric material can be either a polymeric dielectric, such as polyester or polyimide, or a ceramic dielectric such as alumina. It also typically includes a solderable termination that allows the resistor to be attached to the circuit.

The working principle of the FMP200FRF52-237K is based on the resistance of the metal film and dielectric material. When a current passes through the resistor, some of the energy is converted to heat, which is reduced by the dielectric material. The resistance is then determined by the material, thickness, and area of the metal film.

The key advantages of the FMP200FRF52-237K include its compact size and low resistance values. It is also highly resistant to mechanical shocks, temperature fluctuations, and vibration. Additionally, its excellent reliability ensures long-term operation without degradation. In addition, the resistor also features very low ESR values, making it ideal for use in high-frequency circuits.

In conclusion, the FMP200FRF52-237K application field and working principle offers a range of benefits to engineers and designers. Its small size and low resistance values make it an ideal choice for tight spaces and demanding applications. Its high reliability and low ESR values make it an excellent choice for high-frequency circuits.