H8162KBYA

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors, also known as through hole mounted resistors, refer to a type of electronic component that is manufactured in a way that allows them to be mounted or soldered to a circuit board or through hole. Through hole resistors are commonly used in products such as cell phones, computers, and other electronic devices.

The H8162KBYA is a type of through hole resistor. It is a non-inductive, thick-film chip resistor manufactured by Ohmite. It is designed for high power applications and has a power rating of up to 1 watts. It has a pin-style design, so it is suitable for both through hole and surface mount device installation. The H8162KBYA also offers a very low inductance and high pulse reliability.

Application Field

The H8162KBYA is most commonly used in industries that require high power such as automotive and aerospace. It is also used in products that require high reliability and resistance to pulses such as power supplies, DC to DC converters, and switching circuitry. It is also used in products that require a low inductance and power handling capabilities such as electric and gas fuel injection systems, air bag systems, and electric fuel pumps use.

Working Principle

The working principle of the H8162KBYA through hole resistor involves using a ceramic body coated with a thick-film resistive element. The thick-film element is a layer of glass which is printed onto the ceramic body and functions as a resistor. The ceramic body provides insulating characteristics for the resistor, and the resistive element provides the desired resistance. The resistor is then powder coated to create a protective barrier and maintain the stability of the resistor.

Through hole mounted resistors offer reliable performance and good heat dissipation which makes them suitable for a wide range of applications. In addition, because these types of resistors do not require any soldering, they are easy to install and require less manual labor than other resistors.

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