L12J680E

Chassis mount resistors are part of the electronic components family, used to reduce current flow or resist a certain voltage in a circuit. In circuits containing just a few components, one or more resistors may be wired directly on the circuit board. They are also available in variety of forms, including chassis mount resistors, which are specially designed to be mounted outside of the circuit board.

The L12J680E is a chassis mount resistor developed by the Japanese company Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation. It is made of a molybdenum-aluminum alloy that is resistant to heat and oxidation. The resistor is made in the form of a flat plate, and it is typically mounted on a chassis with a soldering iron.

The L12J680E has a variety of applications. It is commonly used to limit current and reduce power in electronic circuits, particularly in circuits that require precise control of current flow. The resistor is also used in audio and video equipment, as well as in automotive applications. In addition, it is used to reduce the voltage drop within a circuit, or to regulate the flow of current.

The working principle of the L12J680E is simple. It works by limiting the amount of current flow through a circuit. The resistor is designed to create a voltage drop between two points in the circuit. This voltage drop causes the current to pass through the resistor, rather than directly through the circuit. This reduces the amount of current that is allowed to flow through the circuit, and thus reduces the power consumed by the circuit.

The L12J680E is a versatile and cost-effective solution for a wide range of voltage and current control applications. It is particularly effective in high-power applications, where a precise control of current flow is needed. The resistor is also durable and reliable, making it a reliable choice for any application.