H8226RBYA

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Through-hole resistors are electronic components that introduce a certain amount of resistance to an electrical circuit. The H8226RBYA is a through-hole resistor belonging to a family of resistors known as metal-oxide semiconductor field effect transistors (MOSFETs). It is a surface-mounted, high-temperature, high-power device. With the advent of larger and more complex integrated circuits, through-hole components have become less popular, as they are difficult to assemble. The H8226RBYA is an exception, however, as it is designed specifically to bridge the gap between traditional through-hole components and newer surface-mount devices.

The H8226RBYA comes with a variety of features that make it suitable for use in a variety of different applications. Its resistor body is made from a ceramic substrate coated with a solid metal oxide layer. This layer ensures that the device is able to handle high operating temperatures without compromising its long-term durability. The device is also resistant to corrosion, thanks to the coating, which further extends its lifespan. Furthermore, it comes with a low on-state resistance, enabling it to handle high current flows. It also has a high breakdown voltage, to protect against surges.

In terms of its application field, the H8226RBYA is commonly used in industries where higher operating temperatures and currents are required, such as in heavy-duty heating and cooling systems. It is also used in the military, aerospace, medical, and automotive electronics sectors. Owing to its high-temperature capabilities, it is suitable for use in high-frequency applications such as RF and microwave devices.

The working principle of the H8226RBYA is essentially the same as any other MOSFET-based resistor. It contains three terminals, the gate, the source, and the drain. The gate terminal is connected to the external circuit and acts as the control terminal for the device. When a voltage is applied to the gate, it changes the resistance of the device by altering the number of electrons in the channel between the source and drain terminals. This change is known as the gate voltage or the threshold voltage.When the voltage across the source and drain terminals reaches the threshold voltage, the MOSFET switches on, allowing a current to pass through the device.

The H8226RBYA is a highly reliable device, thanks to its advanced construction and features. Its tolerance range is -0.1%, allowing it to handle a variety of different operating temperatures and current flows. It is also designed to provide an extended lifespan, meaning it can remain in service for many years without requiring significant maintenance or repair.

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