H8130KBZA

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Through Hole Resistors are components of electrical circuits that are used to reduce the flow of current in the circuit. The most common form of resistor, a resistor is a device with at least one terminal that can be used to deliver and receive electric current and two terminals that are connected to each other in order to resist the flow of electric current. H8130KBZA is one of the most commonly used through hole resistors.

The H8130KBZA is a circuit component used for a wide range of engineering and industrial applications, such as for the control of temperature, pressure, light, speed, and position. It is primarily used for protection and for control of the circuit from failure by limiting the amount of current passing through the circuit. Additionally, the H8130KBZA is often used to create an appropriate voltage tolerance level and to maintain a consistent voltage throughout the length of a circuit, allowing for more accurate and reliable performance of the circuit.

The H8130KBZA through hole resistor is typically composed of a ceramic substrate and a conductive circuit element, often times a metal film, printed on top of the substrate. The ceramic substrate provides the mechanical strength and rigidity for the resistor, while the conducting circuit element is used to the form resistance. During manufacture, holes are drilled into the ceramic substrate, allowing for the attachment of connection wires that can be connected to other circuit components for electrical connections. The number of holes and the size of the hole depend on the application requirements.

The working principles of a H8130KBZA through-hole resistor are based on its material structure as well as the electrical characteristics of the components involved. When connected to a circuit, an electric current passes through the resistor, resulting in a proportional resistance and resulting drop in voltage across the device. The resistance of the resistor is determined by the material composition, thickness, and width of the film, as well as the distance between the holes in the ceramic substrate. The higher the resistance value, the more current is allowed to pass through the resistor, and the greater the voltage drop across it.

The H8130KBZA through-hole resistor is a dependable, cost-efficient, and compact device used in many different engineering and industrial applications. It can be used for a wide range of applications including control of temperature, pressure, and light, speed, and position. Its resistance and working principles make it an ideal choice for reliable and accurate performance in various circuits.

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