FMP300FBF73-107R

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Through Hole Resistors

Though Hole Resistors offer a variety of advantages over other more traditional resistor types, such as surface mount and chip resistors. The most common type of Through Hole Resistor is the FMP300FBF73-107R, which is widely used in power supplies, resistance networks and motor control applications.

Application Field

The FMP300FBF73-107R is a unique Through Hole Resistor that is designed to handle current up to 300A and a voltage up to 700Vac. It is particularly well-suited in applications requiring power supply and motor control as the resistor offers optimal temperature stability and power dissipation. It has the added benefit of being able to effectively dissipate heat in small form factor spaces, which makes it ideal for both space and resource constrained applications.

The FMP300FBF73-107R can also be used in precision voltage regulation and current control applications. It features an anti-inductive design that makes it resistant to inductive transients, making it an excellent choice for such applications. Additionally, its power rating ensures that it can handle high current operations with minimal voltage drops.

Working Principle

The working principle of the FMP300FBF73-107R is based on its unique design and materials used. The FMP300FBF73-107R uses a special ceramic tube to insulate the resistor from the circuit, while the resistor itself is constructed from an aluminum oxide composite. The combination of the materials used in the resistor ensure that the performance parameters remain stable even in high temperature conditions, while the ceramic tube helps to keep the resistor isolated from the circuit.

In terms of operation, the FMP300FBF73-107R works by resisting the flow of current. The voltage drop across the resistor is determined by the value of it’s resistance and the amount of current passing through it. As current increases, so does the voltage drop, and vice versa. The resistor also has thermal characteristics which means it will dissipate heat if the current passing through it is high.

The FMP300FBF73-107R is an excellent choice for resistive applications that require high current ratings, good temperature stability and excellent power dissipation. It is a reliable and cost-effective option for power supplies, resistance networks and motor control applications.

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