H4750KBCA

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H4750KBCA is a type of through hole resistor, designed to operate in a variety of electrical equipment for controlling current, voltage, and power. The resistor is typically two-terminal, resistive components that measure resistance in ohms, known as resistors. The resistor can also be used in combination with other resistors to form complex resistive circuits. The basic working principle of a resistor is the same regardless of the type, which is that current and voltage can be controlled by altering the resistance of the current through it.

The H4750KBCA through hole resistor is a temperature compensated 1/8"x1/4" type featuring a 49.9ohm rating at 25°C. It is built with a Copperwound construction that enables it to maintain a constant resistance value over a wide temperature range. The component also features an inline package that makes it ideal for circuit board applications which require it to be placed through a hole. The resistor is rated for continuous service up to 200V DC at +175°C.

The resistor has a wide range of application fields due to its numerous features. It is most commonly used in telecom, instrumentation, power systems, and electronic control systems. Telecom systems use these resistors to control voltage/current levels and reduce power dissipation. Additionally, telecom systems use these resistors in hybrid circuit boards that eliminate EMI interference. Instrumentation systems use these resistors to measure voltage, current, and power. They are also used to limit current flow in power systems. Finally, they are frequently used in electronic control systems and in other specialized applications.

The basic working principle of the H4750KBCA through hole resistor is through the principle of Ohm’s law. Ohm’s law states that voltage is proportional to the current through a conductor. It follows that by changing the resistance of the current, the current can be controlled and voltage can be increased or decreased. In other words, the resistance of the resistor can be changed to produce a specific voltage or current. The resistor is designed to do this under given temperature ratings and in varying electrical conditions, making it suitable for many different application fields.

In conclusion, the H4750KBCA through hole resistor is a type of two-terminal, resistive component designed to operate in a variety of electrical equipment for controlling current, voltage, and power. It has a Copperwound construction which enables it to maintain a constant resistance value over a wide temperature range, as well as an inline package which makes it ideal for circuit board applications. The resistor is rated for continuous service up to 200V DC at +175°C and has many applications in telecom, instrumentation, power systems, and electronic control systems. Its basic working principle is based on Ohm’s law, which states that voltage is proportional to the current through a conductor. By changing the resistor’s resistance, current and voltage can be regulated.

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