H4P15KFCA

Series:	Holco, Holsworthy
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Resistance:	15 kOhms
Tolerance:	±1%
Power (Watts):	1W
Composition:	Metal Film
Features:	Pulse Withstanding
Temperature Coefficient:	±50ppm/°C
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 155°C
Package / Case:	Axial
Supplier Device Package:	Axial
Size / Dimension:	0.146" Dia x 0.394" L (3.70mm x 10.00mm)
Height - Seated (Max):	--
Number of Terminations:	2
Failure Rate:	--

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Through Hole ResistorsAn H4P15KFCA is a through hole resistor commonly used in a variety of applications, from digital circuits to analog circuits. It is a 0.5 watt, four-terminal, through-hole resistor with 15K ohms resistance value. In comparison to other resistors, this one is especially compact and thus suitable for use on circuit boards with limited real-estate.The H4P15KFCA applications vary greatly according to its specific design. Generally, the resistor can be used to control the current flow through a specific electronic circuit. In addition, it can also be used as part of a voltage divider circuit, which helps to reduce the voltage to an acceptable level for other components in the circuit. The resistor can also be used as a voltage stabilizer, where it helps to maintain the voltage level under varying loads.When considering the working principle of the H4P15KFCA, the resistive element that is used in the component is at the heart of its functionality. This element is composed of a conductive material that creates a certain resistance to current flow. The resistance of the material is determined by its size and composition. For the H4P15KFCA, the resistive element is composed of thin strata of an alloy material, also known as resistance wire, that acts as a resistor.It is important to note that there are two different types of metal and alloy materials used for the resistance wire that makes up the resistor. The first is tin-sintered alloy, which is made of a combination of tin and lead in a powdered form. This alloy is commonly used for the resistive element in the H4P15KFCA due to its high electrical resistance and its ability to dissipate heat.The second type of alloy used for the resistive element in the H4P15KFCA is a tin-nickel alloy, which is composed of nickel and tin in a powdered form. This alloy is much stronger than the tin-sintered alloy and has much lower electrical resistance. However, the tin and nickel alloys are not as efficient at dissipating heat as the tin-sintered alloy, so they are not as commonly used in through-hole circuits.The H4P15KFCA also includes two terminals for connection to the circuit board. One terminal is the positive terminal, while the other is the negative terminal. The two terminals are then connected to the resistive element using leads so that current can flow through the resistor.When current passes through the resistive element in the H4P15KFCA, it will create a voltage drop of approximately 15K ohms. The amount of voltage drop will depend on the amount of current passing through the resistor. That is why the H4P15KFCA is often used as a voltage stabilizer - it helps to regulate the voltage in an electronic circuit.As a through-hole resistor, the H4P15KFCA is suitable for a variety of applications, from digital circuits to analog circuits. This type of resistor is especially compact, allowing it to be used on circuit boards with limited real-estate. In addition, its resistive element of either tin-sintered alloy or tin-nickel alloy makes it highly effective at regulating voltage in electronic circuits. With its many potential applications, the H4P15KFCA is a dependable through-hole resistor.

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