H8475RBCA

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are a type of resistor which is mounted on a printed circuit board with its leads passing through the board. The lead length may be hand-formed, such as twisted-pair leads, or tapered and soldered into a plated through-hole to fix it in place. These types of resistors are made of a ceramic core, an outer layer of tin and an inner layer of nickel. Their construction allows them to remain stable under electrical and thermal stresses.

H8475RBCA Application Field and Working Principle

H8475RBCA through-hole resistors are designed for use in sensitive electrical applications where accuracy and reliability are paramount. The product is based on a combination of a ceramic core, an outer layer of tin and an inner layer of nickel. The combination of these layers provides a very reliable, low-impedance resistor that is highly resistant to electrical overloading, and can be used in high temperature environments without degrading performance. The tin layer is designed to reduce the risk of electrical and thermal short-circuiting of the resistor, while the nickel layer provides additional thermal stability and improved electrical resistance to signals of low frequency. As the resistor has a very low impedance, it can be used for sensitive measuring of signals over short distances.

The H8475RBCA is composed of two core layers, one inner layer of nickel and one outer layer of tin. The inner layer is made of an alloy of nickel and cadmium, which provides a resistive material that is capable of carrying both electronic and electrical signals. The outer layer of tin provides a conductive pathway for the electrical signals, while preventing any oxidation from occurring. This combination of materials ensures that the resistor has excellent temperature stability and electrical properties.

The working principle of the H8475RBCA through-hole resistor is very simple. When a voltage is applied to the resistor, the nickel and tin layers form an electrical circuit that causes a current to flow. The current then passes through the resistor from one end to the other, reducing the voltage to the desired level. This reduction in voltage creates a stable electrical signal that can be used for a variety of functions, such as measuring, testing, and controlling.

The H8475RBCA through-hole resistor is a reliable, low-maintenance resistor that can be used in a variety of electronic applications. Its stable performance and reliable resistance make it ideal for sensitive measurements and short-distance electrical signals. Its combination of ceramic and metal layers make it highly resistant to electrical overloads and thermal stresses. This makes it a preferred choice for measuring applications in both industrial and consumer electronics.

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