HHV100JR-73-100K

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Through hole resistors are found in a wide range of devices used in various industrial, commercial, and consumer applications. HHV100JR-73-100K is a through hole resistor that can be used for signal manipulation to reduce the amount of voltage flowing through a circuit. The resistor has a unique design intended to maintain a constant resistance, despite the varying currents or temperatures.

As a through hole resistor, HHV100JR-73-100K features a metal substrate, often made of aluminum or copper. It also features two leads or pins that protrude from either side of the resistor body. These leads, or pins, are not connected to each other, but are used to connect the resistor to the circuit or board on which it sits. The leads can be bent to fit nearly any number of mounting styles, making it a great choice for many different prototype and prototyping applications.

The working principle of HHV100JR-73-100K is based on the concept of resistance, as the name implies. Resistance, as a fundamental electrical property, is when electric current encounters resistance, resulting in a decrease in the current flow. HHV100JR-73-100K specifically acts to decrease the rate of electric current, so that it can be employed in countless electrical and electronic circuits.

To calibrate the value of resistance, or to reduce over-all current, the leads of the resistor are adjusted. This adjustment is called "tapping," and it is when the leads are bent and adjusted so that the desired resistance is reached. For instance, a resistor can be tapped to reduce the current by 1/10th of the original value, or to increase the resistance by 1/10th. This tap-able feature makes this resistor a great choice for short to medium length prototypes. For longer projects, users may opt to purchase a wire-wound resistor with a significant resistance range.

HHV100JR-73-100K resistors are used in many devices, such as medical instruments, ventilation systems, audio and video equipment, and digital circuits. The resistor\'s unique features make it highly versatile and allow for both manual and automatic adjustment. Manual adjustments are simple to perform, and can save time and money when dealing with prototypes. Automatic adjustment, on the other hand, requires complex software and hardware components, as the resistor must be continually monitored in order to maintain a constant resistance.

HHV100JR-73-100K can often be found in consumer electronics, such as digital cameras, computers, and TVs. It is also used to control the current between two or more circuits, thus allowing users to control the current, voltage, and power consumed by different devices. Additionally, this type of resistor can help to protect other components in the circuit from excessive current, preventing them from overheating or failing too quickly.

As an example of its use, HHV100JR-73-100K resistors are often found in automotive and combustion engines. The resistor controls the amount of current being fed to the spark plug, allowing for more efficient combustion. Additionally, the resistor is used in many home appliance circuits, to control the amount of current that flows through the various components.

Overall, HHV100JR-73-100K resistors are well suited for applications where the resistance must remain constant, regardless of temperature or current changes. Its two leads make it easy to mount and adjust, and the resistor is widely available in many sizes and values. This makes it a great choice for a wide range of applications.

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