H4182KBDA

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Through Hole Resistors

A through hole resistor is an electrical component in which a resistor is connected with leads through holes in a printed circuit board (PCB). The through hole resistor is mounted on the top or bottom of a PCB and the leads are passed through the holes and soldered on the other side of the board, securing the resistor firmly in place. They are the most common type of resistor in use and are typically used in high current, high voltage applications, and are used in a wide variety of products from electronic instruments and medical equipment to consumer electronics.

The H4182KBDA through hole resistor is manufactured by Vishay Intertechnology and is a superior quality component designed for industrial level applications. It has a exposed radial lead with a silver plated nickel barrier and copper terminations. It has a resistance tolerance of ±5%, and its maximum current ratings are 1A with a voltage rating of 100V. Additionally, it has a testing temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, and is rated for at least 1000 hours of continuous operating life.

The H4182KBDA through hole resistor is used in a variety of applications including power supplies, audio equipment, instrumentation, and motors. It is designed to provide very consistent and reliable performance in long-term, high current/high voltage applications. The silver plating and nickel barrier provide a very efficient thermal transfer between the resistor and the PCB, helping to ensure that the chip does not overheat during operation. Additionally, the copper terminations provide a strong connection between the resistor and the traces on the PCB.

The working principle behind the H4182KBDA is simple. The resistor works by dissipating power that is sent through it while limiting the current flowing through the circuit. This is done by using a material with a high resistance, such as nickel-chromium, to create a resistive force that will limit the amount of current that can flow. This resistance is measured in Ohms. As current flows through the resistor, it creates a heating effect which generates a voltage drop across the resistor. This voltage drop is dependent on the resistance of the resistor and the amount of current flowing through it.

The H4182KBDA is a great choice for applications requiring a long-term, reliable and consistent performance. Its efficient thermal transfer and strong connections reduce the chances of failure due to overheating, and its resistance tolerance ensures that it can work in applications that require precise measurements. Furthermore, its wide testing temperature range makes it suitable for a variety of applications.

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