H822R6DZA

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors, also referred to as through-hole mount resistors, are electronic components used in electrical circuits to perform a variety of tasks, such as regulating and controlling pathway voltage and current. The H822R6DZA is one of the many types of through hole resistors available on the market. In this article, we cover the application field and working principle of the H822R6DZA.

Application Field and Specifications

The H822R6DZA is a through hole resistor used for PCB- (Printed Circuit Board) mounted applications. The H822R6DZA is typically used in high-density, low-power applications, and it is often used in hermetically sealed, MIL-spec or other highly temperature sensitive environments. The H822R6DZA is available in a wide range of resistance values from 50 ohms to 100 kilo ohms, with a maximum power rating of 2 Watts and minimum pulse width of 10 nanoseconds.

The H822R6DZA is available in a variety of packages including: surface mount (SMD), axial lead, and zero-ohm resistors. SMD resistors are well-suited for applications requiring a small footprint and direct soldering to a PCB. Axial lead and zero-ohm resistors are ideal for more general-purpose applications where easy installation and replacement is required. Furthermore, the H822R6DZA is capable of handling high-frequency signals exceeding 10 kHz.

The H822R6DZA is rarely used for larger applications such as power regulation, motor control, and automation as it is not designed to handle large currents. Nonetheless, its small size and high power capabilities make it a popular choice in many circuits.

Working Principle

Resistance is described as a measure of opposition to the flow of electricity. The H822R6DZA is designed to control third-party current and voltage flow, by providing a reduced resistance value. As current flows through the resistor, a small amount of electrical energy is dissipated as heat. The dissipation of heat is why resistors are rated in terms of power. The H822R6DZA has a maximum power rating of 2 Watts.

The H822R6DZA is designed to offer resistance values that are significantly higher than the normal range of conventional resistors. A typical resistor will offer resistance values from 1 ohm to 1 megaohm, while the H822R6DZA offers resistance values from 50 ohms to 100 kilo ohms. This allows the H822R6DZA to control higher levels of current and voltage, without experiencing thermal runaway.

The H822R6DZA is also designed to be highly reliable and long-lasting, owing to its hermetically sealed construction. The H822R6DZA also has a minimum pulse width of 10 nanoseconds, allowing for more precise control of rapid discharges of electricity.

Conclusion

The H822R6DZA is a through hole resistor used for PCB-mounted applications and is available in various packages including surface mount, axial lead, and zero-ohm resistors. The H822R6DZA offers a wide range of resistance values, from 50 ohms to 100 kilo ohms, and can handle approximately 2 Watts of power and 10 kHz high frequency signals. Furthermore, the H822R6DZA offers superior resistance values and has a hermetically sealed construction for increased reliability. Thus, the H822R6DZA is an excellent choice for high-density, low-power applications.

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