HHV1WSJR-73-390K

Through Hole Resistors

The HHV1WSJR-73-390K is a type of through hole resistors, which is an electronic component used to control current in a circuit. Through hole resistors can be found in many consumer digital and electrical devices like radios, TVs, computers, etc. They are preferred over other types of resistors because they are relatively easy to install as well as inexpensive.

Through hole resistors are composed of several components, including an anode, a cathode, a contact and a material for providing resistance. An anode and cathode provide current direction and the contact allows current to pass through the material that provides the resistance. The resistance is determined by the number of atoms present in the material, so varying the number of atoms in the material can change the resistance.

The HHV1WSJR-73-390K is a resistive component made from tantalum, an element found in Group 5A of the periodic table. It is available in a variety of resistance values and forms, including thin-film, wirewound, and axial. The wirewound type is made from an alloy of tantalum and copper alloy, which provides high resistance. It is used in a variety of applications. The axial type is a combination of both thin-film and wirewound elements.

The HHV1WSJR-73-390K is typically used in sensitive electronic circuits, such as amplifiers and low-power circuits. It is typically used with high voltage and current applications, though other types can be used as well. In particular, this type of resistor is designed to withstand voltage surges, which is beneficial for those applications. It can also provide excellent noise suppression, EMC performance and temperature stability.

The HHV1WSJR-73-390K is most commonly found in consumer electronics, as it is an inexpensive and reliable component. It is used in a variety of industries, such as automotive, medical, security, and audio/visual. This type of resistor can handle high temperature ranges and has excellent performance even in extreme environmental conditions.

In terms of its working principle, the HHV1WSJR-73-390K follows Ohm\'s law. This law states that when a current is passed through a resistor, the voltage appearing across it is equal to the product of the resistance and current. As such, varying the voltage across the resistor changes the amount of current that passes through it. It is this principle that makes the resistor an effective tool for controlling current in an electronic circuit.

The HHV1WSJR-73-390K is a cost-effective and reliable way to add a resistor into a circuit. It is able to withstand voltage surges and has excellent temperature stability and noise suppression. Therefore, it is commonly used in many consumer electronics and other applications.