KNP100JR-52-0R1 Resistors

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A through-hole resistor is an electronic component utilized in an electronic circuit for regulation and limitation of the amount of current to a safe level. Through-hole resistors are components consisting of two pieces of metal—or graphite—wrapped in an insulating material, such as a ceramic or glass fiber. Their purpose is to reduce and limit the current flowing through a circuit. KNP100JR-52-0R1 is a type of through-hole resistor which is widely used in various fields of electronics, including as part of different consumer and industrial electrical products or as components in electronic circuits.

KNP100JR-52-0R1 is a high precision, through-hole resistor with a value of 100Ω ± 2%. It is a non-inductive, four-terminal axial resistor and is a precision element with a wide range of applications, from experimental laboratories to designed circuits. Its construction is composed of a nonmagnetic stainless steel-tube body, which is welded to the resistor element to make a gas-tight connection. The resistor element is a thin film of metal, usually silver, that is deposited on a ceramic cylinder. This method of construction results in a robust, reliable, and accurate resistor.

One of the main advantages of the KNP100JR-52-0R1 is its tolerance on the resistance value. It has a tolerance of ±2%, compared to the standard of ±5% found on most regular resistors. This tolerance makes it possible to create more accurate circuits than with regular resistors, as well as reducing the number of necessary resistors in the circuit. This is especially beneficial for circuits that require precise resistances and ultra-high accuracy.

The KNP100JR-52-0R1 also has a wide operating temperature range and a high power rating. It has an operating temperature range of -65°C to +200°C and can handle up to 1 Watt of power. This makes it a great choice for high temperature, high power circuits. Additionally, the KNP100JR-52-0R1 has a high insulation resistance, meaning that the resistor remains unaffected even when exposed to high voltages.

The working principle behind the KNP100JR-52-0R1 is based on Ohm’s law. This law states that the resistance of a conductor is proportional to its length and inversely proportional to its area. Therefore, the resistance of the resistor will be determined by its length and cross-sectional area. The KNP100JR-52-0R1 is designed in such a way that the resistance of the resistor is consistent regardless of the temperature or the power being applied. This consistency makes it ideal for use in power supplies and other circuits where accuracy is critical.

KNP100JR-52-0R1 is a 4-terminal axial resistor which is designed for through-hole mounting. Its robust construction and small size make it suitable for a wide range of applications. It is used in a variety of consumer electronics and industrial electrical circuits, including low-voltage direct current and alternating current circuits, surge-voltage protection circuits, filter circuits, current-limiting circuits, voltage-deviation circuits, etc. Due to its high precision and reliable temperature and power ratings, the KNP100JR-52-0R1 is an invaluable tool for any electronic engineer.

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