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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors refer to resistors that contain an electrical component that allows an electric current to pass through it while simultaneously resisting or opposing the flow of current. Through hole resistors are also known as “fixed” resistors because they are not adjustable. Through hole resistors come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are commonly found in electronics and electrical products.

The H480K6BZA is a through hole resistor that is used in a wide range of products such as computers, electronics, and other electrical devices. The H480K6BZA is a SMD resistor, which stands for “surface mount device”. It is a 0.05-watt, 1/4W SMD resistor that can handle up to 100 volts. The advantages of this type of resistor are that it is very small, lightweight, and can be soldered to a surface easily. It is also very reliable and durable.

Application Field

The H480K6BZA has a wide variety of applications. It can be used in place of a traditional through hole resistor in a circuit, or it can also be used as a “pull up” resistor in a logic circuit. It can also be used in grounding applications such as LED lighting and as a current limiting resistor.

The H480K6BZA is also commonly used as a decoupling resistor in digital logic circuits. Decoupling resistors are used to reduce interference between digital signals and reduce the effects of voltage drops caused by the digital signals on internal circuit components. This type of resistor is essential to ensure that the circuit works correctly and provides reliable operation.

The H480K6BZA is also used in motor control and power supply design applications. This type of resistor is very capable of withstanding high levels of power and thus can be used in applications where power dissipation is a concern. It is also capable of controlling high current levels, making it an ideal choice for motor control circuits and systems.

Working Principle

The working principle of the H480K6BZA through hole resistor is relatively simple. The resistor is composed of a resistive element which is made from a conductor material. The resistive element can be made from materials such as copper, nickel, or other metal alloys, and is determined by the resistance value of the resistor.

When current passes through the resistive element, the element opposes the flow of current through it. This opposition causes the voltage across the element to drop, and the current passing through it is reduced accordingly. This phenomenon is known as Ohm’s law, and is the basis of how a resistor works.

In the case of the H480K6BZA, its resistor element is made from a combination of metals, and is designed to withstand 100 volts of power. This means that the resistor can handle higher levels of current than a traditional resistor, making it suitable for use in circuits that require higher power levels.

The main advantage of the H480K6BZA through hole resistor is its small size and light weight, making it ideal for use in applications where size and weight are a concern. It is also reliable and durable, and can handle a wide range of power levels.

Conclusion

The H480K6BZA through hole resistor is an excellent choice for use in a variety of applications requiring an efficient and reliable resistor. Its small size and light weight make it ideal for projects where space is at a premium, and its ability to handle higher levels of power makes it ideal for use in circuits that require high power levels. The H480K6BZA is also reliable and durable, making it a great choice for any application requiring a high quality resistor.

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