HS50 R39 J

Chassis mount resistors are resistors that are designed to be physically mounted on an electronic chassis. The most common type of chassis mounted resistor is a non-inductive resistor. Other types of chassis mount resistors include wirewound, thick film, and surface mount resistors. Each type of resistor has its own distinct features and benefits.

The HS50 R39 J series of chassis mounted resistors is designed for use in a variety of applications including telecommunications, automotive electronics, and factury automation. The HS50 R39 J series has a high power handling capability and boasts a wide temperature range. In order to achieve these performance specifications, the HS50 R39 J series has an exclusive patented construction which provides superior heat dissipation. The unique construction combined with a robust glass-filled phenolic base make the HS50 R39 J series an optimal choice for high performance and harsh environments.

The HS50 R39 J series works by managing the amount of electricity passing through a circuit. The resistance of these resistors is measured in ohms, and it affects the intended strength of the electric current. An increase in resistance will reduce the amount of electricity that is allowed to flow through the circuit, while a decrease in resistance will increase the amount of electricity allowed to flow through the circuit. It is important to note that the resistance of the HS50 R39 J series is typical for most chassis mounted resistors, ranging from 10 ohms to 1 megohm.

The HS50 R39 J series are able to handle high both wattage and voltage. The maximum wattage the resistor can handle is 65 watts, while the maximum voltage is 2200 volts. It is also rated for 20 amps of current and can handle temperatures from -65 to +200 degrees Celsius. This performance is achieved by using high strength copper alloy wire which is wound to produce the maximum possible voltage and current rating. This combination of material and construction allow the HS50 R39 J series to be an optimal device for high-reliability and harsh operating conditions.

In conclusion, the HS50 R39 J series of chassis mount resistors offers excellent performance in a variety of applications. Their high power handling capability and wide temperature range make them an ideal choice for harsh operating conditions. Their unique construction and robust glass-filled phenolic base also provide superior heat dissipation. All these features, combined with their typical ohm value of 10 to 1 megohm make the HS50 R39 J series of resistors a top choice for reliable high-performance applications.