H8750RCCA

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Though hole resistors offer a range of advantages for electronic designs. The H8750RCCA is one of the leading through hole resistors available in the market. It offers a variety of features and benefits that make it a top choice for many electronic applications.

The H8750RCCA has a tin-plated brass body that is resistant to corrosion. This makes it ideal for use in a wide variety of environments, from dry industrial settings to damp marine applications. The gold and nickel plating of the resistor’s terminals provide superior contact and consistent electrical performance, which is important for reliable operation. The resistor’s body is also designed to dissipate heat, ensuring it does not become too hot during operation.

The resistor is small in size, which makes it easy to install and requires little space on the printed circuit board. The resistor has an operating temperature range of -25°C to 70°C, making it suitable for use in most environments. It has a potting temperature of up to 130°C, which reduces the chance of solder joints becoming detached and makes the resistor more durable.

In terms of functionality, the H8750RCCA offers excellent performance. Its temperature coefficient of resistance, or TCR, is only 30 ppm/°C. This ensures stability over time, minimizing the effect of temperature changes on the output voltage. The resistor also offers low-temperature drift and excellent protection against thermal shock. This makes it ideal for use in applications where temperature changes can adversely affect performance.

The H8750RCCA can be used in a variety of applications. It is used as a power supply or main line voltage regulation to control current surges, as a current shunt for precision monitoring of current flows, or as a source of an AC reference signal for system synchronization. In systems that require protection from lightning strikes, such as HVAC equipment, the H8750RCCA can be used as a voltage surge protector. It can also be used as a voltage divider or low resistance compensation device in electronic applications.

The working principle of the H8750RCCA is simple. When a voltage is applied to the resistor, the current is forced to pass through it, causing it to increase in temperature. The increase in temperature causes the resistor’s resistance to change, which in turn affects the output voltage. By pre-calibrating the resistor to a specific value, this change in resistance can be adjusted to achieve a desired output voltage.

The H8750RCCA is a reliable and versatile resistor that can be used in many different applications. Its tin-plated brass body is corrosion-resistant, its gold and nickel plating provide superior contact and its wide operating temperature range makes it suitable for a range of applications. Its low temperature coefficient of resistance, excellent protection against thermal shock, and small size make it ideal for many electrical designs.

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