HHV-50FT-52-137K

Through Hole Resistors

A through-hole resistor is a passive two-terminal electrical component which resistance is used to reduce current flow, adjust signal levels, to divide voltages, and for many other purposes in electronic circuits. Through-hole resistors are commonly available in four main styles: axial, point-to-point, lipped axial, and flux. Each of these styles provides a different set of advantages to the user and can be used for various applications.

HHV-50FT-52-137K application field and working principle

The HHV-50FT-52-137K through-hole resistor is a flux-sealed, chrome-plated, 0.5 watt resistor, with a resistance of 137K ohms. It has been designed for use in industrial control applications with a temperature range of -20°C to +85°C. It is suitable for use in 24 VDC systems.

The resistor features two leads, which are connected to the resistive element and are protected by the flux-sealed enclosure. The enclosure prevents flux fumes from entering the circuits. The chrome-plating provides a durable, corrosion-resistant surface for the resistor and ensures increased stability.

The resistor works by restricting the amount of current flowing through it. This is achieved by reducing the resistance of the electrical charge, using the resistive element embedded between the two leads. The lower the resistance of the element, the higher the current flow, and vice versa. By adjusting the resistance of the element, the current flow can be regulated accordingly.

In addition to its use in industrial controls, the HHV-50FT-52-137K through-hole resistor can be used in a variety of applications, such as DC motor control, surge protection, and thermistor protection.

The HHV-50FT-52-137K through-hole resistor is one of the most reliable and durable resistors in its class. It is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty, so users can rest assured that they have a reliable product for their applications.