L175J15KE

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Chassis Mount Resistors are resistors that are mounted on the chassis of a machine. From the name itself, you can easily guess what they are meant for. These are resistors that are installed on the chassis of a machine in order to protect it from electrical surges and to limit current within a given range.

L175J15KE Application Field and Working Principle

The L175J15KE resistor is a type of chassis mount resistor. They are highly resistant to mechanical and environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and oil. This makes them well suited for both indoor and outdoor applications. The L175J15KE resistor has a resistance range of 17.5ω to 15kΩ and a power rating of 5W. It is made of a ceramic substrate and coated with epoxy for insulation. Furthermore, its body has small holes to absorb heat and to facilitate air circulation over the resistor to cool it down.The working principle of the L175J15KE chassis mount resistor is to limit the current flowing through it. This is achieved by dissipating the excess energy as heat and this keeps the current within an acceptable range. The resistor must be mounted securely to the chassis to prevent it from vibrating or moving, which can cause it to lose its resistance or to short circuit.In addition, the L175J15KE chassis mount resistor must also be replaced whenever its resistance deviates too far from its nominal value. This is because the electrical parameters of a machine can be heavily affected by its operating conditions and it is important to ensure that the L175J15KE resistor is operating within the expected limits.

The L175J15KE chassis mount resistor is a reliable and robust resistor that is suitable for a variety of applications. It is commonly used in motors, relays, controllers, and other machines that require protection from electrical surges. This is because the L175J15KE resistor is able to dissipate excess energy and to maintain the current flow within a safe range.

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