KNP100FR-52-13R

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of resistor that is mounted into a circuit board using through-hole technology. The KNP100FR-52-13R is a through-hole resistor with a power rating of 1/4W, a tolerance rating of ±20% and a maximum operating temperature of 85°C. This type of resistor is a great choice for high power applications, due to its high temperature rating.

Due to the high temperature rating of the KNP100FR-52-13R, it is suitable for high power applications such as power supplies, motors, and amplifiers. The through-hole technology used to mount the resistor into the circuit board is a reliable way to ensure the resistor’s performance, as well as reduce any risk of slipping and rattling, which can lead to stability and reliability issues. The resistor has a low forward voltage drop, which helps to maintain current flow, and reduces any power losses.

The working principle of the KNP100FR-52-13R is based around the resistor’s electrical resistance. Electrical resistance is the ability of a material to resist the flow of electricity as current is forced through it. This resistance is created by the resistor, which will cause a voltage drop in the current passing through it. This voltage drop causes the current to reduce, and its energy to dissipate in the form of heat. This regulated current flow and dissipation of energy helps to protect circuits from drawing too much current, and from short circuiting, which could cause damage to the circuit.

The KNP100FR-52-13R is a versatile through hole resistor that can be used for a variety of applications. Its high temperature rating and low forward voltage drop make it an ideal choice for high power applications, while the through-hole technology used to mount it to a circuit board results in stability and reliability. By understanding the electrical resistance behind the working principle of this resistor, engineers can use it to safely and efficiently protect their circuits.

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