FMP300FTF73-187K

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of resistor that uses two wires to create an electrical signal in a component. The FMP300FTF73-187K is an example of a Through Hole Resistor and is used in applications and circuits that require a low signal impedance. The FMP300FTF73-187K has a resistance of 300 ohms per meter and can provide a stable and reliable resistive element in all types of applications and circuits.

The FMP300FTF73-187K Through Hole Resistor is designed to work in most types of AC and DC circuits. Due to its high power rating, it can be used in applications and circuits that require a wide range of sources from low frequency to high frequency. It is also designed to handle higher voltage levels and has a relatively low current leakage rate. This makes it a suitable choice for use in high voltage circuits and power supplies.

The working principle of the FMP300FTF73-187K through Hole Resistor is based on the fact that a fixed resistance is created when electricity is passed through two wires. This is achieved by the element\'s two internal metals that offer different levels of electrical resistance. The metal elements are connected in series, thereby creating a resistance based on the difference in electrical resistance between the two metals. When the current passes through the wires the element\'s resistive elements react to the voltage difference, forming an electrical signal with a fixed resistance. This is what allows it to be used as a resistive element in a variety of applications and circuits.

The FMP300FTF73-187K through Hole Resistor is a cost-effective and reliable solution for many different types of circuits. It is an ideal choice for circuits or applications that require a low signal impedance and a relatively low power rating. Its high power rating and low current leakage rate make it a suitable choice for high voltage circuits. Furthermore, its low cost makes it a good choice for consumers who want a steady and reliable resistive element in their circuits.

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