H897R6BZA

Through Hole Resistors

A through-hole resistance is a type of resistor whose cemented leads are passed through the holes of a printed circuit board (PCB) to fix the resistor in place and make electrical connection to other components. Due to their mechanical robustness, leaded resistors are often used where frequency and environment requirements are high.

H897R6BZA Application Field and Working Principle

H897R6BZA is rated with a 243 kΩ (243,000Ω) resistance at 1/4 watt and has a tolerance of ±5%. The term tolerance, in this case, means ±5%; Therefore, the resistors resistance can fall as low as 232.35 kΩ at worst case. Since the tolerance is the same throughout the dimensions, H897R6BZA is suitable for a wide range of applications that reside in various environmental conditions.

The H897R6BZA can be used in a number of different applications including power supplies, audio amplifiers, and other circuit designs. Power supplies, for example, require resistors to provide current regulation and to act as a protection feature should the voltage become too high for the device. The H897R6BZA is highly resistant to temperature variation so it is an ideal choice for these types of applications.

The working principle of the H897R6BZA is based on Ohm’s law. In an electrical circuit, the voltage is proportional to the current flowing through it, and the current is inversely proportional to the resistance. Therefore, the H897R6BZA acts as a “brake” on the flow of current and limits the amount of current in the circuit.

In summary, the H897R6BZA is a through-hole resistance with excellent electrical and mechanical performance that can be used in a variety of applications. It is rated with a 243kΩ (243,000Ω) resistance at 1/4 watt and has a tolerance of ±5%. The working principle of the H897R6BZA is based on Ohm’s law, where the current is inversely proportional to the resistance.