FMP200JR-52-390K Resistors

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Through Hole Resistors have been a staple of the resistive component industry since the early 1950s. The FMP200JR-52-390K is no exception. This resistor is one of the most popular through hole resistors on the market, widely used in a number of different applications.

The FMP200JR-52-390K is a carbon film, through hole type resistor with a resistance value of 390k Ohms. It features a power rating of ¼ W (200 mW), a nominal tolerance of ± 5%, and an operating temperature range of -55° to +125°C. As such, it is well suited for a range of applications, including audio and video circuits, medical instrumentation, industrial control, and automotive electronics.

In terms of its working principle, the FMP200JR-52-390K relies on the behavior of electrons passing through a solid metal or carbon resistor to reduce current flow. When a voltage is applied to it, electrons flow from the resistor\'s terminals along its length, hitting a barrier that slows or restricts their current. This resistance opposes the movement of electrons, thus limiting current flow and producing an electrical signal.

Because its operating temperature range is wide, the FMP200JR-52-390K also exhibits excellent temperature coefficient stability, making it ideal for temperature-sensitive applications. Additionally, its excellent frequency response characteristics make it suitable for high-frequency switching operations. And thanks to its small size and low profile, it can easily fit in compact and tight spaces.

In conclusion, the FMP200JR-52-390K is an excellent choice for a variety of through hole resistor applications. Its resistance value, power rating, tolerance, and temperature range make it versatile enough for audio, video, medical, industrial, and automotive applications, while its size and low profile ensure it can fit into almost any space.

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