H426R1BDA

Through hole resistors, also known as axial resistors, are resistive components that are mounted and soldered onto a printed circuit board. They have a cylindrical body composed of ceramic, glass, or metal, and feature two terminals that protrude from the body. The two terminals are electrically connected to the component’s resistive element, which can be composed of graphite, metal, polymer, and other materials. The resistance value, tolerance, and power rating of the component are usually indicated by printed information on the component body.

The H426R1BDA through hole resistor is a component designed specifically for use in automotive electrical systems. It is designed for being mounted on a standard printed circuit boards. The component features a cylindrical body made of anodized aluminum, with two leads protruding from either side. The body of the component provides excellent heat dissipation. It also features a unique press-fit design, reducing assembly time and simplifying board layout design.

The maximum power dissipation for the H426R1BDA is 200 Watts, which is more than enough for most automotive applications. It is capable of carrying a wide range of current and voltage levels, and its resistance value range is from 0.01 to 0.1 ohms. It is also highly accurate, and its tolerance is rated at ±0.05%. The component also features excellent noise suppression characteristics, making it suitable for applications near sensitive electronic devices where electromagnetic interference may be an issue.

The working principle of the H426R1BDA through hole resistor is the same as that of any other resistive component. Simply put, it converts electrical energy into heat, thereby reducing the current flowing through it. This behavior is known as “Ohm’s Law”, and is described as:V= I x R,where V is voltage, I is current, and R is resistance.

The H426R1BDA through hole resistor would be especially suitable for automotive applications. It can be used as a current limiter, as it is capable of handling high currents and dissipating high amounts of power. It can also be used as a noise suppressor. Thanks to its excellent noise suppression characteristics, it can be used in applications where noise is a major issue, such as car stereos or engine management systems. Finally, it can also be used as a voltage source, as its accurate resistive value can be used as a reference voltage source.

In conclusion, the H426R1BDA through hole resistor is a highly versatile component that can be used in a wide variety of automotive applications. Its unique construction and design make it especially suitable for automotive applications, as it is able to handle large currents and dissipate high amounts of power, while also featuring excellent noise suppression characteristics.