H816K2DYA

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The H816K2DYA is a Through Hole Resistor, a type of electrical component used for limiting or adjusting current in a circuit. This resistor is designed to handle up to 1 watt of power and has a tolerance of ±5%. The H816K2DYA is also endowed with a high-quality performance and consistency in its construction, as well as a relatively small size, with dimensions of 16mm x 8mm.

In terms of application fields, the H816K2DYA can be used for controlling the flow of current into high power loads, such as motors and light bulbs. Additionally, it can be used for controlling high voltage circuits, as well as for measuring or adjusting resistive signals in a range of situations.

In terms of its working principle, the H816K2DYA works by reducing the current passing through a circuit by an adjustable amount. The amount of current a resistor can reduce in a circuit is determined by its resistance, and in the case of the H816K2DYA, the resistance is set to be at approximately 2.7 ohm. This means that the H816K2DYA can reduce the amount of current flowing through a circuit by 2.7 ohm.

Furthermore, the H816K2DYA also works by providing thermal protection, which is essential in high wattage circuits. This is done by the resistor absorbing heat that the circuit is generating from its components, and then dissipating it through its body. This helps to protect other components from overheating, potentially preventing damage to the circuit.

In conclusion, the H816K2DYA is a high-quality through hole resistor designed to handle up to 1 watt of power and with a tolerance of ±5%. It can be used for controlling the currents in high power loads and high voltage circuits, as well as for measuring or adjusting resistive signals. Additionally, it also provides thermal protection, helping to protect components in a circuit from overheating.

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