H4P1K33DZA

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Through Hole Resistors

​Through hole resistors are passive components that are used to counteract the flow of current within electronic circuits. The most common resistor configurations are either axial or radial. Axial resistors feature leads that emerge from either end of the metal tube and are bent to a right angle, while radial resistors are configured in a circular arc with leads emerging perpendicularly from each edge.

H4P1K33DZA Application Field and Working Principle

The H4P1K33DZA resistor is a high-temperature through-hole resistor designed for use in various industrial applications. The resistor is a standard, 4-digit, 7-segment resistor, with a power rating of 500 mW. Due to its high temperature capabilities, this resistor is well suited for use in a wide range of industrial environments, such as automotive, test equipment, medical, and battery operated applications.

One of the most important characteristics of the H4P1K33DZA is its ability to operate in temperatures between -55°C to +150°C. This allows for a wide range of applications in extreme temperature environments. Other important features of the H4P1K33DZA include a low volume, low noise output, and a long service life (up to 2,500 hours). The resistor also features an insulated coating that helps to protect it from dust and moisture.

In terms of operation, the H4P1K33DZA has a simple working principle. It works to resist the flow of electrical current by introducing an opposing voltage. This opposing voltage is directly proportional to the current passing through the resistor, and the magnitude of the voltage is determined by the amount of resistance offered by the resistor, as well as the amount of current passing through it. This principle holds true for all types of resistors, regardless of design or configuration.

The H4P1K33DZA is commonly used in electronic circuits to control the flow of current in the circuit, as well as in certain types of protective devices. By varying the amount of current passing through the resistor, it is possible to control the output voltage, frequency, or power of the circuit. The resistor can also be used to shift the signal waveforms, and to reduce the amount of noise present in the circuit. In short, the H4P1K33DZA will provide reliable performance and superior temperature capabilities in virtually any industrial or automotive application.

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