LCB5JB35L0

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Through Hole Resistors

Resistors are widely used in electrical and electronic circuits. One of the most practical resistor types is the through hole resistor. These resistors may be connected to a circuit with wires, similar to other kinds of resistors. However, a great advantage of through-hole resistors lies in the fact that they can be soldered directly into holes drilled into a printed circuit board. As a resistor type, it is very robust and durable making it a great choice for many applications.

The LCB5JB35L0 is a popular through hole resistor. It is a leaded package of 0805 size which is capable of dissipating 0.125 watts for a physically small package. It has a resistance of 35 ohms as the part number denominates. This type of resistor offers a great accuracy of 0.25% resistance tolerance as well as a low failure rate for high reliability.

Through-hole resistors are primarily used in circuits that require a higher current carrying capacity than what is available from surface mount resistors. These are used extensively in consumer electronics, telecommunications, industrial electronics, automotive applications, and other applications. LCB5JB35L0 through-hole resistors can be used in applications with higher temperature requirements. They are also suitable for places where large currents have to be handled, such as in power supplies or motor drive circuits. Depending on the conditions, sometimes through-hole resistors can become overloaded, very sometimes the package can get quite hot.

The LCB5JB35L0 through hole resistors are designed to operate in a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. The high temperature range enables the resister to be used in high power applications. At higher temperatures, the power rating is reduced to 40% of the rated power. For instance, for a LCB5JB35L0 resister that is rated at 0.125 watts, it can handle 0.05 watts with a temperature of 125°C.

The working principle of a through-hole resistor is relatively simple. When an electrical current passes through the resistor, some of the electrical energy is converted to thermal energy in the form of heat. This heat is dissipated from the resistor’s body into the surrounding environment. The amount of heat dissipated depends on the resistor’s thermal resistance, as well as the amount of current being drawn. This is the basis of how a resistor works, and is the same for all types of resistors including through-hole resistors.

LCB5JB35L0 through-hole resistors are a great choice for a variety of applications. They offer a great level of accuracy, a low failure rate, and a wide temperature range. This makes them a perfect choice for higher power or higher temperature applications which require good levels of reliability. For circuits that require more accurate resistance values or a tighter tolerance, surface mount resistors may be a better choice.

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