H8200RBZA

Through Hole Resistors are a type of electrical component used to provide resistance within an electrical circuit. Through Hole Resistors are typically made up of a ceramic core, metal or ceramic end caps, and an insulating layer. The resistor’s resistance, or its ability to resist the flow of electricity, is determined by its physical characteristics such as wire thickness. Through Hole Resistors come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and can be used in a number of different applications. One of the most popular Through Hole Resistors is the H8200RBZA.

The H8200RBZA is a high power Through Hole Resistor that is mainly used for surge current protection in power electronics applications. It has an superior thermal conductivity for current it\'s size, and is able to withstand higher load and storage temperatures than other Through Hole Resistors. Additionally, these resistors are designed with special ceramic cores to reduce parasitic effects. They also have a low thermal resistance, which allows for higher energy efficiency.

The H8200RBZA resistors have a linear temperature coefficient from -55°C to 220°C and are also RoHS compliant. These resistors have a high power rating of up to 200 watts, and can be used to protect sensitive electronics from sudden power surges or voltage spikes. Furthermore, the resistor features low electrical noise, which makes it ideal for high frequency applications.

The working principle of the H8200RBZA is relatively simple. The resistor is connected in series with the load or sensitive component, and functions by dissipating the current as heat. As the current flows through the resistor, it experiences a drop in voltage across its terminals. This causes the resistor to heat up, and the resistor’s heat sinks are used to dissipate this excess heat. This prevents excessive current through the resistor from damaging the component or the rest of the circuit.

The H8200RBZA Through Hole Resistor is a versatile and reliable component. It is designed with a sturdy construction to handle high power surges and voltage spikes, while still maintaining low electrical noise for high frequency applications. Additionally, its linear temperature coefficient and RoHS compliance make it an ideal choice for many applications. Its simple working principle and ability to dissipate current as heat makes it a great choice for protecting sensitive electronic components from sudden power surges.