HHV1WSJR-73-50M

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Through Hole Resistors

A through hole resistor is a component found in nearly any type of electrical system. Designated by a part number, they are made up of three basic components: the body, contacts, and encasement. The HHV1WSJR-73-50M through hole resistor is one of the most common types of resistors used in various industries.

The main application field of the HHV1WSJR-73-50M through hole resistor is in power conductors. This includes motor starting, regulation, rectifiers, transformers, and many other power related circuits. It also plays a role in low-power electronic circuits such as printed circuit boards, relays, and more.

Working Principle of the HHV1WSJR-73-50M Through Hole Resistor

The working principle of the HHV1WSJR-73-50M through hole resistor is relatively simple. It’s made up of a semiconductor material, such as silicon or carbon, that’s placed onto a carrier material. When current flows through the resistor, it generates thermal energy that is dissipated as heat. It’s also known as ohmic resistance.

The action of the resistor works by having two contacts that are connected to the carrier material. This creates a unique resistance to the flow of electricity that is determined by the materials used and the size of the contacts. The resistance created is proportional to the size of the resistor and can range from fractions of an ohm to thousands of ohms.

The body of the resistor is usually made out of the same material as the contacts, which aids in its ability to dissipate heat. Often, both the body and the contacts are covered with an insulating material, such as a clear lacquer, to help keep the resistor from shorting out. This helps protect not only the resistor, but also the components it’s connected to in the circuit.

The HHV1WSJR-73-50M through hole resistor is a very versatile component. It’s extremely useful in a wide range of applications, from power conductors to low-power electronic circuits, and many other types of electronic systems. Its size and affordability make it one of the most popular resistors.

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