H827RFCA

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Through Hole Resistors are commonly used in electronics to balance out the voltage in circuits. They can also be used as voltage divider to measure DC signals, current shunt for current measurement, or temperature sensing for temperature measurement. The H827RFCA is a through hole resistor that is designed for use in a variety of applications.

The H827RFCA is a high power, non-inductive, precision, metal-glazed, through-hole resistor. It is made from high purity, ceramic materials and features a unique construction with resistive elements mounted on a ceramic mounting platform and electrically connected to an insulating substrate. The resistor\'s mounting substrate is designed for easy installation in a variety of electronic circuits, providing a secure and reliable connection between the circuit and the resistor. The resistor is encased in a durable, aluminum-coated steel case with a chrome-plated iron wire lead.

The H827RFCA is designed for precision voltage and current regulation, making it ideal for use in high-speed, precision circuitry. It is designed to offer excellent temperature stability, power handling, and long-term reliability. It is also designed for low thermal conductivity, which allows it to accurately measure and regulate voltage levels. Additionally, it is highly resistant to EMI, making it suitable for use in radio and antenna circuit applications.

The H827RFCA is a through hole resistor that is capable of operating at high temperatures and high current levels. It has a low thermal coefficient, which ensures accuracy and stability. The resistor\'s body is made of lightweight, corrosion-resistant aluminum and has four radial-mounted attachment points. The mounting points contain two stainless steel fasteners and two trapezoidal springs that hold the resistor securely in place.

The H827RFCA\'s working principle is based on Ohm’s law, which states that the voltage across a resistor is equal to the current passing through it, multiplied by its resistance. This means that when the resistance of the resistor is known, the current flowing through it can be calculated by applying the formula I = V/R, where I is the current, V is the voltage, and R is the resistance of the resistor. By adjusting the resistance of the resistor, the current passing through the circuit can be regulated, allowing the circuit to run at its desired voltage.

The H827RFCA is an ideal choice for precise, reliable voltage regulation. Its design makes it suitable for use in a variety of applications, including high-speed circuits, temperature sensing, power handling and long-term reliability. Its unique construction and low thermal conductivity make it highly efficient and accurate, and its corrosion-resistant aluminum body ensures a secure and reliable attachment to circuits.

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