HHV3SSJR-73-130K

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Through hole resistors are a type of passive, electronic component used in the construction of circuits. They are used to control the flow of current in a circuit, by either reducing the amount of current or increasing its resistance to the current. The HHV3SSJR-73-130K is a through hole resistor commonly used in a variety of applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the HHV3SSJR-73-130K.

The HHV3SSJR-73-130K through hole resistor is a unique type of resistor designed for use in high voltage, high temperature environments. It is one of the most commonly used in surface mount applications and is used in a variety of applications such as power supplies, defense electronics, power equipment, and general electronics. It is a low-power, high voltage, axial-leaded resistor capable of operating at a maximum rated power of 130K with a power derating of 60K at 600V.

The HHV3SSJR-73-130K has a maximum operating temperature of 150°C and can withstand peak and reversed pulse voltages up to 600V. Its widespread use is attributed to its excellent heat and electrical endurance, as well as its excellent EMI characteristics. Additionally, its low inductance and capacitance values make it ideal for noise suppression and EMI filtering.

The working principle of the HHV3SSJR-73-130K is based on the application of Ohm\'s law, which states that the resistance of a resistor, R, is equal to its voltage, V, divided by its current, I. As the voltage is increased, the current is decreased, and vice versa. Therefore, the HHV3SSJR-73-130K is used to control the flow of current in a circuit by either reducing the amount of current or increasing its resistance to the current.

The overall design of the HHV3SSJR-73-130K is also important for its beneficial performance. It has a small footprint and is designed to fit space-sensitive applications. Additionally, its heat-dissipating construction minimizes self-heating during operation. By dissipating heat quickly, the resistor is not likely to experience thermal runaway.

In conclusion, the HHV3SSJR-73-130K through hole resistor is a widely used component in high voltage and high temperature applications, due to its excellent heat and electrical resistance characteristics. Its unique design utilizes Ohm\'s law, in order to control the flow of current in a circuit, by either reducing the amount of current or increasing its resistance to the current. Additionally, the HHV3SSJR-73-130K\'s low-profile design and heat-dissipating properties make it an ideal choice for many applications.

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