HHV1WSJT-73-1M3Y

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Through Hole Resistors

A through hole resistor, otherwise known as a conventional resistor or cylindrical resistor is a type of resistor which is characterized by a cylindrical hole with lead wires running through it. It has a wire-wound element that is encased in a metal lid, usually sealed with epoxy for protection. It is usually used in applications where a precision resistor is required, with spiral wirings forming many turns (up to 200 or more) and high resistance values (from 10 ohms to 10 megohms)

HHV1WSJT-73-1M3Y Application Fields

The HHV1WSJT-73-1M3Y through hole resistor is mostly used in applications that require precision current sensing or voltage dividers. It is also used for high-frequency noise reduction, audio circuits, electric circuit testing, and for regulating the amount of current through a circuit. It is frequently used in military and aerospace applications and, due to its small size, it can be mounted close to the device that it is controlling. Other possible applications might include high-dynamic-range current mirror circuitry, high-voltage circuits, and power supplies.

HHV1WSJT-73-1M3Y Working Principle

The working principle of the HHV1WSJT-73-1M3Y is relatively simple. It is a type of resistor that has two terminals that conduct current when voltage is applied through them. The resistance of the resistor is determined by the amount of current that flows through it. When the current increases, the resistance will decrease, and when the current decreases, the resistance will increase. The resistance of the resistor will remain constant only when the electrical power applied through it is constant.

The HHV1WSJT-73-1M3Y is composed of a resistor winding, which is a device comprised of a metal wire that is wound in coils onto a mandrel and is encased in a sealed metal container. The ends of the resistor winding are connected to the terminals, and the amount of resistance between them is determined by the number of turns the winding makes. The resistance of the resistor can be adjusted by making more or fewer turns in the winding, which has to be done manually.

The HHV1WSJT-73-1M3Y through hole resistor is highly accurate, with low temperature coefficient and very stable high resistance values. Due to the nature of its construction, it is protected against vibration, shock, and dust making it an ideal choice for use in harsh and extreme environmental conditions. The device is also immune to electromagnetic interference and is available in a wide range of resistance values.

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