HVR3700003604FR500

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Through Hole Resistors (THRs) are components which offer a wide variety of applications and capabilities. They can be used in a range of applications such as audio, resistance matching, dynamic signal processing, remote sensing, and others. In this article, we will take a look at the application field and working principle of THR with the model number HVR3700003604FR500.

THR HVR3700003604FR500 is a type of Through Hole Resistor which has a lead type of 2-wires axial lead. The type of body used is a flanged ceramic body for easy installation. This resistor also features an operating temperature range of -55°C to 215°C (in other words, from -40°F to 420°F) and an insulation resistance of 10k Ohms @ 25°C. It is also rated to handle up to 2W of power, and it has a rated resistance of 1K Ohm and 1% tolerance.

The application field for THR HVR3700003604FR500 is extensive, as it can be used in many different applications. It is commonly used in remote sensing and audio applications, such as hearing aids, as well as in fixed-frequency division circuits, amplifier stability, voltage regulators, and other applications. It is also often used as a precision current sensing resistor in AC motor drive systems and solar energy inverters.

The working principle of THR HVR3700003604FR500 is fairly standard. The resistor works by setting a specific resistance across a current or voltage. This resistance is determined by the type of resistor, such as carbon film, metal film, or wire wound resistors. The THR is a two-wire resistors, meaning that the resistance can be changed from the two ends of the resistor. When a potential difference is applied across the two ends, it produces a potential difference which increases linearly in relation to the applied change. This change in potential difference is measured through Ohm’s Law, which is the measure of the current that is travelling through the resistor. By resistance, it will slow down the current, therefore the value of the resistor is determined by the amount of current that can be slowed down or stopped.

In conclusion, THR HVR3700003604FR500 is a Through Hole Resistor which is used in a range of applications, including remote sensing, audio, motor drives, and solar energy inverters. The working principle of this resistor is fairly standard, as it relies on creating a potential difference across the two ends while using Ohm’s Law to calculate the amount of current to be restricted.

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