FMP200JB-52-0R82

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Through Hole Resistors (FMP200JB-52-0R82) are designed specifically for high power electronics applications due to their large size. These resistors are capable of withstanding the high temperature loads that occur in such applications. Furthermore, through hole resistors offer a much wider power handling range than other resistor types.

The FMP200JB-52-0R82 resistor is a type of through hole power resistor with an operating power of up to 200W. It has a resistance range of 0.25 ohm to 0.92 ohm. The tolerance is ±5%. This resistor has the capability to withstand up to a maximum operating temperature of +155°C. In addition, it has a thermal resistance of 0.92 K/W.

The working principle of through hole resistors is very simple. It consists of a resistor body, a ceramic substrate, and an insulating material. The resistor body consists of a resistive material that determines the electrical resistance of the resistor. The ceramic substrate acts as an insulator to prevent current leakage between the leads of the resistor. The insulating material is designed to protect the resistor body from the heat generated during operation.

FMP200JB-52-0R82 through hole resistors can be used in a wide variety of high power electronics applications. They are ideal for power supplies, power amplifiers, motor control, and light dimmers. They are also used in the production of printed circuit boards, and in automotive applications. Furthermore, through hole resistors can be used for heat management in heating and cooling systems, as well as for power consumption in various electric and electronic devices.

FMP200JB-52-0R82 through hole resistors are cost effective and reliable solutions for high-power electronics applications. They are robust and have a long lifespan, making them suitable for long-term use. Furthermore, their power handling range is much wider than that of many other resistor types, and they are able to withstand extreme temperatures.

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