FMP300FRF73-4K12

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Through Hole Resistors are commonly used components in a variety of electrical circuits. The FMP300FRF73-4K12 is one such product within this vast category of electronic components. It is a low profile single-turn radial leaded part, mounted in a TO-92 package.

The FMP300FRF73-4K12 and others like it are most often used in applications where there is a need for precise control of current. Its main function is to provide a stable electrical resistance in order to restrict the flow of current and to protect the device from damage.

The main areas in which this resistor is used include industrial and consumer electronics, automotive equipment, and medical devices. The FMP300FRF73-4K12 can be found in a variety of applications such as power supplies, lighting systems, motors, amplifiers, audio systems, and computers.

The FMP300FRF73-4K12 delivers accuracy and long-term reliability thus making it a trustworthy choice for industrial and commercial applications. It is a through-hole resistor, meaning that it is designed with a central hole in the center of the component in order to allow for the easy mounting and assembly of the resistor into the device. This hole, known as the axial hole, is also designed to help with heat dissipation, thereby helping to ensure that the resistor operates securely and within the required specifications.

The FMP300FRF73-4K12 is widely used due to its small size, low cost, long life, and superior electrical-resistance characteristics. This resistor has a resistance value range of from 0.25 ohm - 600 ohm, with a rated power up to 0.5 watt, and a temperature coefficient as low as ±50ppm/°C. It also has excellent tolerance, as low as ±5%.

When it comes to the working principle, the FMP300FRF73-4K12 is no different than any other resistor. The resistor works by dissipating the energy of the current flow in the form of heat, thereby limiting the flow of current through the circuit. The resistance value is directly proportional to the amount of energy it can dissipate, so if the current flow increases then the resistor has to dissipate more energy, thus creating a higher amount of resistance.

Using the FMP300FRF73-4K12 or similar through-hole resistors is the preferred option when dealing with thermal concerns or applications that require high-accuracy and stability. The resistor is an inexpensive and reliable solution for a wide range of applications, both in consumer and industrial contexts alike.

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