HVR3700004874FR500

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Through Hole Resistors are common components in both professional electronic projects and home wiring. The HVR3700004874FR500 is an example of a through-hole resistor that many professionals have come to rely on. It performs reliably under a wide temperature range and constructed with a UV-stable black epoxy material for lasting durability and protection. The HVR3700004874FR500 is a very versatile resistor offering multi-frequency operation up to 400 kHz.

The HVR3700004874FR500 is a through-hole resistors with no integral lead wires or pins. This allows for the resistor to be placed easily into any through-hole pattern on a printed circuit board. The resistor itself features four tabbed lugs or legs with two solder points on each. The leads created by soldering two of these tabs together creates the circuit where the specific resistance will be developed.

The HVR3700004874FR500 offers various options in resistance ratings and tolerances. Ratings as high as 37.0K ohms are available, as well as tolerances as tight as 5%. The resistor also performs well in temperatures ranging from -55°C to 125°C. This makes the resistor ideal for a broad range of applications and environments. The resistor also features an improved high frequency impedance stability, giving it the ability to operate up to 400 kHz.

One of the main applications for the HVR3700004874FR500 is in low frequency power circuits since the resistor can help reduce unwanted signals due to its tolerance and temperature stability. Additionally, the resistor can be used in any current limiting and voltage regulation circuit, making it a great addition to any electronics project. In addition, the HVR3700004874FR500 is well suited for use as a dummy load in RF tests, allowing the accuracy of measurements to be maintained in a wide range of conditions.

The working principle behind the HVR3700004874FR500 is similar to that of all through-hole resistors. All through-hole resistors typically consist of four electrodes: a pair of legs on either side of the device, connected in parallel with two solder points each. When two (or more) of the legs from the device are soldered together, a circuit is formed and the resistance of the device is created. This resistance is determined by the size and the length of the resistor, and can be adjusted as needed depending on the application.

In conclusion, the HVR3700004874FR500 is an ideal choice for those looking for a reliable and durable through-hole resistor. It offers a broad temperature range, up to 400 kHz operating frequency, adjustment of resistance ratings, and a high tolerance level. These features make it an excellent choice for a variety of applications including in low frequency power circuits, current limiting, voltage regulation, and dummy load testing.

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