HHV1WSJT-73-18M

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Through Hole Resistors (THRs) are widely used in many electronic devices, as they provide an adjustable resistance for many circuits. Among them is the HHV1WSJT-73-18M, which is a very powerful model in this field. Its applications mainly involve power electronics, motor controls, outdoor lighting, battery charging, welding applications and laboratory experiments.

The unique feature of HHV1WSJT-73-18M that sets it apart from many other THR products is its wide resistance range of 1 to 18 mega ohms. This level of range makes it a versatile device for many applications. Furthermore, it is equipped with a built-in thermal overload protection and an adjustable standard temperature coefficient. All of these features make it an ideal choice for many kinds of professional and industrial applications.

The working principle of HHV1WSJT-73-18M THR can be sketched out in a few words: the electrical energy is transmitted from the source, passes through the resistor, and then goes to the output. This is simple yet efficient, as it ensures that the resistor is working perfectly for the application in hand. As such, it is suitable for both single-phase and three-phase systems, and can be applied to different systems and operations. Moreover, it can be used either as a pre-set or adjustable resistor, depending on the requirements of the customer.

It is also possible to control the temperature of the THR by attaching a thermistor, which is capable of sensing the temperature of the resistor and adjusting accordingly. This feature is especially useful in the automotive industry, where temperature fluctuations can be extreme. The thermistor will help to protect the device from damage or malfunction due to temperature changes.

In conclusion, HHV1WSJT-73-18M THR can be used in a wide variety of applications due to its wide resistance range, adjustable standard temperature coefficient, and built-in thermal overload protection. Moreover, the use of a thermistor to control temperatures increases its applications even further, making it an excellent choice for any industrial purposes.

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