H8205RDZA

Through Hole Resistors

A common resistor in the world of electronics is the through-hole resistor. This type of resistor is used to limit the amount of current in a circuit, allowing an operator to vary the components to their exact specifications. Standard resistors have two terminals that protrude from the bottom, and enter the board through two holes.

The H8205RDZA is an SMD through-hole resistor that has a resistance of 10 kiloohms (10 k). It is a type of SMD through-hole resistor that typically comes as an SMD package, which is similar to standard chip resistors but with round legs that pass through the circuit board instead of simply being surface mounted. The H8205RDZA model is typically used in logic level circuits, as it is able to tolerate voltages up to 10V.

The working principle of the H8205RDZA is straightforward: when the current flows through the resistor, a voltage drop will occur. This voltage drop is determined by the resistance of the resistor, meaning that if the resistor is 10 k, 10V will be dropped across the component. The voltage drop is determined by Ohm’s Law, which states that the voltage is equal to the current divided by the resistance.

The H8205RDZA can be used in a variety of applications, such as guiding signals in logic level circuits, forming voltage dividers, adjusting amplifier gain, and providing current protection. The resistor is suitable for use in commercial, automotive, and industrial applications. The resistor can be used in harsh environments, including high-temperature, high-vibration, and high-humidity areas.

In summary, the H8205RDZA is a SMD through-hole resistor with a resistance of 10 kiloohms (10 k). It typically comes as an SMD package and is typically used in logic circuits. The working principle of the resistor is that a voltage drop is created when current flows through it. The resistor can be used in a variety of applications, including in commercial, automotive, and industrial areas.