H820R5BDA

Through Hole Resistors are a type of resistor, typically composed of three elements: a resistive element, end caps and leads. The resistive element is composed of a material that has a specific resistivity – either carbon composition, metal oxide, metal film, or wirewound. The end caps protect the resistive element, with one made of ceramic, and the other made of either plastic or metal.The leads – made of metal – are typically connected by soldering to holes that have been bored through the metal or plastic surface of whatever the resistor will eventually be mounted upon. These types of resistors were popularized in the large-scale production of electrical systems, as the reliable construction of these components allowed them to be mounted and secured to the necessary surfaces, while providing the desired level of resistance.One of the most common examples of a through-hole resistor is the H820R5BDA. This resistor has a resistance of 500 ohms, with a power rating of 0.25W. The resistor is composed of a metal film resistive element, two ceramic end caps, and nickel-plated copper leads.The H820R5BDA resistor is designed for use in high-reliability applications, and is typically used in industrial and commercial applications. These resistors are often used to control the flow of power in direct current (DC) circuits, and can also be used in integrating circuits. The resistor can also be used in a variety of temperature rating and conditions, including a maximum temperature rating of 105°C, and a minimum temperature coefficient of 0.1%.In order for this resistor to do its job, it must be able to resist the flow of electricity. This is accomplished by controlling the resistance of the material used in the resistive element portion of the resistor. This resistance determines the total amount of current that is allowed to flow in the circuit.The flow of current is also dependent on the characteristics of the two leads, with the electrical current being able to move between these two points. The leads can either be connected directly, or via a capacitor or diode. The current will then be determined by the amount of resistance created by the resistive element.In summary, the H820R5BDA is a type of through-hole resistor with a resistance of 500 ohms, and a power rating of 0.25W. This type of resistor is designed for use in high-reliability applications, and is composed of a metal film resistive element, two ceramic end caps, and nickel-plated copper leads. The resistor is able to resist the flow of electricity and is often used to control the flow of power in direct current (DC) circuits, and can also be used in integrating circuits.