FSE100022E15R0KE

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Chassis mount resistors are fixed valued resistors used in electronic circuits and systems. The FSE100022E15R0KE is a particular type of chassis mount resistor that is commonly used in power systems, automotive electronics, robotics and industrial control systems.

The FSE100022E15R0KE is a surface mount resistor with a very high wattage rating. It has a power dissipation value of 15W and a voltage rating of 1kV. The standard resistance value of this resistor is 10kΩ but the resistance can be varied in both directions depending on the customer’s requirements. The resistor body is made of ceramic material for improved heat dissipation.

The FSE100022E15R0KE is used in a variety of applications, including industrial power supplies, electric circuit protection circuits and high-power electronic systems. In industrial power supplies, it is used to protect from over-current and over-voltage. It is also often used in automotive electronics as part of the circuit protection system. It can be used in robotics and industrial control systems as well, providing accurate power regulation.

The working principle of the FSE100022E15R0KE is based on Ohm’s law. It is a linear device that allows a constant current to flow through it when connected in series with a circuit element. The resistance value is inversely proportional to the current, meaning that the higher the current, the lower the resistance. This in turn affects the voltage drop across the resistor, allowing the circuit to be regulated accurately.

The FSE100022E15R0KE is one of the most versatile chassis mount resistors available in the market today. It is widely used in a variety of industrial, automotive and robotics applications, and its high wattage rating ensures that it can handle high currents without any problems. It is also one of the most reliable resistors available, making it a great choice for protecting and regulating power systems.

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