KNP100FT-52-36R

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A through hole resistor, commonly referred to as a THRL (TW Resistor), is one of the most commonly used components in the field of electronics. KNP100FT-52-36R is one of the most popular THRL due to its high performance in the field of electrical engineering. The KNP100FT-52-36R is a precision resistor element designed for use in general purpose, industrial, and mission critical applications.

The KNP100FT-52-36R through-hole resistor consists of a resistor element embedded in an epoxy housing. The resistor element is made from copper-nickel-zinc alloy and has an extremely low temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR). This means that the resistor can maintain a consistent resistance over a temperature range of -55OC to +125OC. The resistor also has a high thermal stability, which means it can maintain a consistent resistance over a much wider range of temperatures. Finally, the KNP100FT-52-36R has a power rating of up to 15 watts and a maximum voltage of up to 350 volts.

The most common applications for the KNP100FT-52-36R include high-current switching, decoupling, feedback, and other linear applications requiring controlled resistance values. The resistor can also be used in AC or DC electronic circuits where the body size and weight are of prime importance. Additionally, it is often used in automated instrumentation and multiplexed systems relying on voltage divider circuits. The resistor can also be used in applications that require precise measurements such as transducers and temperature sensors.

The working principle of the KNP100FT-52-36R is fairly straightforward. The resistor element is composed of an alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc and is designed to provide a controlled value of resistance when exposed to an electric current. The resistor element will then effectively reduce the amount of electrical current flowing through the circuit. This behaviour is due to the “resignation” of the resistor element. As electric current is applied to the resistor, the resistance of the element increases allowing less current to flow through. As this happens, the voltage at the resistor’s terminals drops and a voltage divider circuit can be used to measure the voltage drop across the resistor.

In summary, the KNP100FT-52-36R is a THRL designed for use in linear applications where accuracy and temperature stability are important factors. The resistor features a low temperature coefficient of resistance and a high power rating. Additionally, it can be used in circuits requiring precise measurements including transducers and temperature sensors. Finally, the resistor works by lowering the current flow through the circuit using the “resignation” of the resistor element.

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