FMP300FRF73-43K2

Through Hole Resistors are essential components used for controlling the flow of current and powering electric circuits. The FMP300FRF73-43K2 is one of the most widely used through hole resistors available. It is ideal for applications that require a low-loss, high-stability resistor.

The FMP300FRF73-43K2 is a thick film through-hole resistor with two pins for mountability. It has a temperature coefficient of 200ppm/°C and has a maximum operating temperature of +150°C. It is a non-inductive device with a single-ended lead shape for mounting in small, tight spaces. For use in high-voltage applications, the FMP300FRF73-43K2 is available with a variety of resistances ranging from 1.3kΩ to 43kΩ.

The FMP300FRF73-43K2 has a wide range of applications and is suitable for use in AC/DC circuits, power conditioning, and signal processing. It is ideal for noise suppression, signal loop control, and protection of power semiconductors. Its low resistance values make it suitable for current surge protection, short power distribution, and noise cancellation. It is also useful for filtering electrical noise, protecting against EMI/RFI interference, and preventing the occurrence of harmonic distortion.

The FMP300FRF73-43K2\'s working principle is based on Ohm\'s Law, which states that the current through a conductor is proportional to the potential difference across the conductor. The resistance of the FMP300FRF73-43K2 limits the current that passes through it, keeping the device from being overloaded or otherwise damaged. As the voltage across the resistor increases, so does the current flowing through it, and as the voltage decreases, the current decreases correspondingly.

The FMP300FRF73-43K2 is an excellent choice for any application where high reliability and stability is required. Its ability to handle high currents makes it ideal for a wide range of applications. Its low resistance values make it suitable for use in a variety of applications, including power conditioning, noise cancellation, EMI/RFI protection, and noise suppression.