HHV-50FT-52-750K

Series:	HHV
Packaging:	Tape & Box (TB)
Part Status:	Active
Resistance:	750 kOhms
Tolerance:	±1%
Power (Watts):	0.5W, 1/2W
Composition:	Metal Film
Features:	Flame Retardant Coating, High Voltage, Safety
Temperature Coefficient:	±200ppm/°C
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 155°C
Package / Case:	Axial
Supplier Device Package:	Axial
Size / Dimension:	0.130" Dia x 0.354" L (3.30mm x 9.00mm)
Height - Seated (Max):	--
Number of Terminations:	2

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are basic electrical components with a fixed, but adjustable resistance that relies upon the components size and material. Intended to be used in various types of circuit boards, these parts feature two pins that must penetrate the board when installed, hence the term “through hole”. HHV-50FT-52-750K components are the type of through hole resistors commonly used in applications that need higher power dissipation and higher heat resistance, such as automotive and industrial equipment.The HHV-50FT-52-750K through hole resistor is essentially a three-pin component composed of two metal leads and a ceramic body. Its rated power (P) is 0.500 W with a wattage tolerance of ± 5%. The components nominal resistance (Ohm) is 750 KOhm with a resistance tolerance of ± 10%. Its maximum working voltage (V) is 500 V and the maximum insulation voltage is 3000 V. The HHV-50FT-52-750K can safely operate between -55 and +155°C, with a temperature coefficient of ± 25 ppm/°C.The working principle of the HHV-50FT-52-750K relies on the ability of the material components to resist the flow of current. Through the use of the three components—metal leads, ceramic body, and metal pellets—the total current passing through the device is divided between two different paths. The path through the ceramic body is more difficult due to its higher resistance, so the majority of the current will flow through the metal pellets, which offer a lower resistance. This ability to measure and control currents via resistors is the foundation upon which many electronic circuits are built.HHV-50FT-52-750K resistors are used in a wide variety of industries to provide adjustable and reliable resistance for electrical and electronic components. Typically these components are used in applications that require higher power dissipation and higher heat resistance. Some of the common industries include the automotive and electronics industries, as well as the aerospace and medical sectors.Within the automotive industry, through-hole resistors are used in electronic fuel injectors, ignition systems, and engine control systems. In the electronics industry, HHV-50FT-52-750K are utilized in a wide range of consumer, industrial, and medical electronics applications, including amplifiers, signal conditioning circuits, and voltage and current regulating circuits. In the aerospace industry, these parts are used in radar systems, navigation systems, and fuel control systems. In medical applications, through-hole resistors are used in electrocardiographs, MRI machines, x-ray machines, and medical imaging systems.The HHV-50FT-52-750K have many benefits. These components are highly resistant to both mechanical and environmental stress, making them suitable for use in harsh applications. Additionally, their design ensures that they have a low thermal resistance and can dissipate large amounts of power efficiently. The maximum working voltage of 500 V also makes the HHV-50FT-52-750K suitable for use in applications that require a higher working voltage.Through-hole resistors, such as the HHV-50FT-52-750K, are reliable electrical components that offer precise resistance control for a variety of applications. Their high power dissipation and resistance to temperature and mechanical stresses make them perfect for use in many automotive, aerospace, industrial, electronics, and medical applications. Their adjustable nature also allows engineers to fine-tune their circuits with precision by simply adjusting the amount of resistance available within the resistor.

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