HS50 R5 J

Operating Temperature:	--
Failure Rate:	--
Package / Case:	Axial, Box
Lead Style:	Solder Lugs
Height - Seated (Max):	0.583" (14.80mm)
Size / Dimension:	1.933" L x 0.559" W (49.10mm x 14.20mm)
Mounting Feature:	Flanges
Coating, Housing Type:	Aluminum
Features:	--
Series:	ARCOL, HS
Temperature Coefficient:	±100ppm/°C
Composition:	Wirewound
Power (Watts):	50W
Tolerance:	±5%
Resistance:	500 mOhms
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Chassis Mount Resistors: HS50 R5 J Application Field and Working Principle

Chassis mount resistors are commonly used in circuit board systems, because they provide reliable and robust mechanical stability in a variety of applications, from voltage and current sensing to power regulation. They offer a range of power ratings between 1/2 watt to 20 watts, and lower. HS50 R5 J resistors are specifically designed for industrial and commercial applications. These devices feature robust plastic housings that come in a variety of shapes (L, R, P, etc.), and their highly reliable design makes them suitable for use in areas with exposure to high temperatures and moisture. This article will explain the application field of HS50 R5 J resistors – and their working principle – in greater detail.The application field of HS50 R5 J resistors includes a variety of uses in industrial or commercial settings. For example, they can be used to control current in power supplies or as signal protection in communications systems. They are also often used as a voltage sensing device in systems that include battery monitoring, power regulation, and even motor control. The wide range of power ratings that HS50 R5 J resistors offer, from 1/2 watt to 20 watts, make them particularly versatile and reliable in many situations.The working principle of HS50 R5 J resistors is relatively straightforward, and begins with an understanding of Ohm\'s Law. Ohm\'s Law states that the current through a resistor is proportional to the voltage applied across it – i.e., V = IR, where V is the voltage, I is the current, and R is the resistance. A HS50 R5 J resistor has a fixed value of resistance, which means that if a certain voltage is applied across it, the current through the resistor will be proportional to the value of resistance. This is how HS50 R5 J resistors are used to control current in power supplies and other applications.When HS50 R5 J resistors are used in an application, they are typically connected in series with other resistors in the system. This configuration gives the application more flexibility in terms of adjusting the current or voltage – for example, by increasing or decreasing the resistance value of the resistors, the current or voltage can be adjusted as needed.Another important factor to consider when using HS50 R5 J resistors is the temperature at which the resistor is operating. High temperatures can damage the resistor, reducing its useful lifetime as well as its performance. It is important to pay attention to the operating temperature of the resistor when designing a system, and to use temperature-resistant components (such as special silicone compounds) if necessary.Overall, the HS50 R5 J resistor is an excellent choice for a variety of industrial and commercial applications. Its robust design and wide power ratings make it reliable and versatile, while its ability to be connected in series with other resistors allows for a wide range of current and voltage control. By paying attention to the operating temperature of the resistor and using appropriate components when needed, engineers and designers can ensure that the HS50 R5 J resistor will provide reliable performance in their applications.

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