H4523RBCA

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The H4523RBCA is a through hole resistor, which is commonly used in industrial and commercial applications. This type of resistor is a non-inductively wound, metal-oxide film resistor. It is designed to handle current ratings up to 100mA in normal operation and up to 150mA in short-term overload situations.

The H4523RBCA has a lead spacing of 5mm and a latch-locking mechanism which allows it to be firmly attached with mounting hardware to a panel, board, or similar surface. It is also capable of withstanding temperatures up to 125°C. This type of resistor has a nominal rated resistance value of 1kΩ and can be used for both DC and AC applications.

The H4523RBCA is primarily used in the industry for applications such as pulse resistors, power resistors, general voltage dividers, noise suppressors, and transient suppressors. It can also be used in radios, televisions, and audio components. This type of resistor is suitable for high frequency circuits, high temperature circuits, and pulse load applications.

The working principle of the H4523RBCA is based on the Joule\'s law of heating. When electric current flows through the metal-oxide resistive material, heat is produced. The intensity of the heat is proportional to the resistance of the material and the current flowing through it. As the heat builds up, the resistor structure expands and compresses, creating a voltage drop across the resistor. This voltage is proportional to the current and the current can then be calculated from the voltage.

The H4523RBCA is a reliable and cost-effective way to provide resistance in a wide range of electrical and electronics applications. It is also available in customized versions to meet specific user requirements. This type of resistor is capable of providing good performance and consistent operation even in high temperature and high frequency environments.

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