FMP200JB-52-0R1

Through hole resistors are a type of resistor often found in electronic circuits. They are a type of passive component which are used in all types of applications, such as power, audio, radio-frequency (RF), and microwave circuits. In an electronic circuit, a through-hole resistor dissipates power to limit electric current and control voltage levels. The FMP200JB-52-0R1 through hole resistor is a low cost resistor with excellent long-term stability, suitable for a range of applications.

The FMP200JB-52-0R1 through hole resistor has a resistance of 0.5 ohms and a power rating of 200W. It is capable of withstanding up to 200A of current. It has a temperature coefficient of +50 ppm/K and is designed for use with resistive loads. It is manufactured using a powder-coated metal film substrate which makes it highly stable and capable of withstanding high temperatures. The resistor features an ultrasonic sealed construction, which ensures excellent corrosion resistance and reliable operation. It is a cost-effective solution for a wide range of applications, and is ideal for industrial, automotive and home applications.

The FMP200JB-52-0R1 through hole resistor is particularly well suited for applications where current and voltage fluctuation occur. In such circumstances, it is able to dissipate large amounts of power during fluctuating operating conditions, while at the same time providing high levels of stability. In particular, it is ideal for applications such as arc welding and spot welding systems. It can also be used in audio circuits to limit current flow and reduce distortion, as well as in power amplifiers to reduce noise levels.

In terms of its working principle, the FMP200JB-52-0R1 through hole resistor is designed to reduce electric current flow through a circuit. The resistor acts as a limiting factor, controlling the amount of current that passes through the circuit by providing a stable resistance to the electrical current flow. It does this by generating a voltage drop across the resistor, proportional to the amount of electrical current passing through it. This voltage drop is known as the resistance voltage. The resistor can be adjusted by changing its current handling capability or resistance. By altering the voltage drop across the resistor, the amount of current allowed through the circuit can be adjusted.

In conclusion, the FMP200JB-52-0R1 through hole resistor is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications. It is designed for highly stable operation in fluctuating currents and voltages, and is capable of dissipating large amounts of power. It is also highly reliable and corrosion resistant, and is a cost-effective solution for a variety of applications. The working principle is simple – the resistor limits current flow and controls voltage levels by providing a stable resistance to electrical current flow.