HS75 470R J

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Chassis mount resistors are widely used in electronics engineering to control the electric current in various applications. In this article, the focus will be on the HS75 470R J, a particular model of chassis mount resistor commonly used in many electronic applications. This article will provide an overview of the application field and working principle of the HS75 470R J.

The HS75 470R J is a low-cost, low-profile, surface-mount resistor with a two-terminal configuration that is extremely reliable and can withstand a wide range of temperatures ranging from -55°C to 105°C. The 470R J has a resistance of 470 ohms and a power dissipation rating of 1/8 watts that can handle peak currents up to 2 watts, making it suitable for many different applications.

The HS75 470R J is mainly used in automotive, communication, and robotics applications. In automotive applications, the 470R J is used to regulate the current flow in circuits to prevent overloads and assure proper operation of the electronic system. In communication applications, the 470R J is used to regulate the current flow of broadband signals, cable TV signals, and wireless signals. In robotics applications, the 470R J is used to regulate the current flow in various robotic appliances such as robotic arms, sensor systems, and motor controllers.

The working principle of the HS75 470R J chassis mount resistor is relatively simple. When a current passes through the resistor, it encounters a resistance, generated by electrons on the surface of the resistor. This resistance creates a voltage drop across the resistor which determines how much current flows through the resistor. With the 470R J, the resistance creates a voltage drop of 470 ohms which limits the current flow and regulates the voltage to the required level.

The HS75 470R J is an extremely reliable and inexpensive chassis mount resistor that is widely used in various automotive, communication, and robotics applications. It utilizes a two-terminal configuration and has a resistance of 470 ohms, a power dissipation rating of 1/8 watts, and a peak current of 2 watts. It is capable of withstanding a wide range of temperatures ranging from -55°C to 105°C, making it suitable for a variety of applications. The 470R J\'s working principle is based on resistance, which creates a voltage drop across the resistor, limiting the current flow and regulating the voltage to the required level.

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