KNP100FR-52-0R13

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Through Hole Resistors have a long history that dates back to the age of inductors. They have been around for more than a century and are still one of the most widely used resistors in the electronic world. The KNP100FR-52-0R13 is a through-hole resistor with good performance in many applications.

The KNP100FR-52-0R13 is a low-value resistor made of a high temperature ceramic material and consists of a circular body, two contacts, and two gold-plated copper wires. It has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C and a working voltage of 2V. The KNP100FR-52-0R13 is suitable for use in communication and control circuits, mobile devices, power supplies, audio equipment, and other applications.

The KNP100FR-52-0R13 works on the principle of electron flow in a circuit. Electrons move forward, when the voltage applied to a resistor is greater than the resistance value of the resistor. The amount of current through a resistor depends on the voltage applied to it and the resistor’s resistance value. The KNP100FR-52-0R13 works by limiting the amount of current that can pass through it, thus allowing electronic circuits to function properly.

The KNP100FR-52-0R13 is ideal for use in circuits with a high input voltage, such as audio or video amplifiers. They are also popular in power supplies, because they can prevent an overload by limiting the current. The KNP100FR-52-0R13 can also be used in noise suppression circuits and other applications that require high levels of current control.

The KNP100FR-52-0R13 is also an excellent choice for many electronic projects. Its low resistance and high temperature rating make it a reliable and durable component. The KNP100FR-52-0R13 is a great choice for circuit protection, current limiting, and noise suppression. It is a reliable and cost-effective component that is ideal for many electronics applications.

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