H834RBDA

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Through hole resistors are electronic components that limit current and/or voltage in circuits. Discrete resistors are the most commonly used type of electronic resistor. They are mounted in circuit boards with a hole through the electromechanical body for easy placement in the boards. In this article, we will look at H834RBDA, a through hole resistor, and its application field and working principle.

The H834RBDA is an axial-leaded through-hole resistor with a wide range of resistance values from 1 ohm to 1M ohm. It is normally supplied in metric dimensions, with 0.6W power rating, and rated voltage of 300V. The resistor has a temperature coefficient of +100PPM/°C, and its tolerance is within 5%. The components are manufactured from a variety of materials, such as carbon, metal film, metal oxide, and non-magnetic material. Additionally, the standard dissipative characteristics are maintained over wide temperature ranges.

This resistor works by converting electrical energy into heat. When power is applied to the resistor, the resistance material absorbs some of the energy and releases it as heat. This heat is dissipated into the environment around the resistor, thus the power loss in the form of heat. It is the ability of this resistor to precisely dissipate the current through the limited resistive material that makes it so important in electronic circuits.

The H834RBDA through hole resistor is widely used in various types of electronic applications. It is an ideal choice for power supply circuits, audio equipment, amplifiers, TVs, instrumentation, automotive electronics, and communication systems. It can also be used in low-voltage and high-voltage applications, as well as in high-temperature environments. Furthermore, these resistors can help to protect sensitive components within a circuit by providing a precise and reliable current limiting solution.

These components are also used to protect circuits from short circuits and over current. This is done by using current limiting resistors in series with other components such as transistors, capacitors, and inductors. The current-limiting resistor is placed in front of the components that might be damaged by excessive current and will reduce the current flowing into the components. This type of protection is also referred to as inrush current protection.

In conclusion, the H834RBDA through hole resistor is widely used to limit current and/or voltage in circuits. This resistor is most commonly used in power supply, audio equipment, instrumentation, automotive electronics, and communication systems. It offers precise, reliable current limiting solutions and can help to protect sensitive components. This resistor is also used to protect circuits from short circuits and over current.

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