HS200 25R F

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Chassis Mount Resistors: HS200 25R F Application Field and Working Principle

Chassis mount resistors, also known as through-hole resistors, are a type of passive electrical component used in many electronic circuits. Through-hole resistors are attached to the circuit board by placing the resistor’s two legs through the holes in the board and then soldering the legs to the underside of the board. This type of resistor is often used when high-power, high-voltage, or high-frequency resistance is required.

One of the most popular chassis mount resistors is the HS200 25R F. This resistor is extremely popular due to its high-temperature and high-voltage properties. The HS200 25R F is a resistance element without the need for external insulation. Its thick film technology provides dependable performance and excellent temperature coefficient. This type of resistor has a range of applications from consumer electronics to industrial automation.

The HS200 25R F resistor is a fixed resistor in which an electrical resistor element is coated with a ceramic material. This resistor element is usually made of carbon, metal or metal oxide. This type of resistor also includes a very thin wire coil. The wire coil is used to provide overload protection. This wire coil absorbs any external shocks or energy when the resistor exceeds its rated current or voltage.

The reason the HS200 25R F has such high-temperature and high-voltage properties is because of its thick film technology. This technology provides low particle contamination levels and provides a reliable and stable current. The temperature coefficient of the resistor is also excellent. Thanks to the insulation layer, the resistor can handle temperatures ranging from -55 to +125 degrees Celsius.

In terms of working principle, the HS200 25R F resistor works on the principle of Ohm’s Law. Ohm’s Law states that the current flowing between two points is directly proportional to the voltage applied between those points, provided their temperatures remain constant. In other words, as the voltage increases, the current will also increase. This is also known as Ohmic resistance.

The main purpose of a resistor is to reduce the amount of current flowing through a circuit or to adjust the amplitude of a signal. In the case of the HS200 25R F resistor, it has the ability to limit current and protect sensitive circuit components. Its excellent thermal coefficient also ensures that the resistor remains stable even in extreme temperatures.

The HS200 25R F is an ideal choice for a variety of applications from consumer electronics to industrial automation. Its thick film technology provides dependable performance and excellent temperature coefficient. It also provides overload protection and prevents any external shocks or energy. Thanks to its excellent temperature coefficient, it can withstand temperatures ranging from -55 to +125 degrees Celsius.

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