LVR05R0250FE73

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Through hole resistors are electrical components that are commonly used in circuit board design as a passive component. The LVR05R0250FE73 is a particular type of through hole resistor, specifically a metal oxide film resistor. Through hole resistors are typically cylindrical in shape and can be used in a variety of different applications.

The LVR05R0250FE73 is primarily used in applications requiring a low ohmic resistance value. Its resistance value is a nominal 0.25 ohms, which makes it an excellent choice for low-current applications where a small amount of resistance is needed. This resistor is also available with various resistance tolerance (in percent), such as 0.5%, 1%, 2%, and 5%.

Besides having a low resistance value, the LVR05R0250FE73 also has a low Initial Tolerance of 1% in addition to its Standard Tolerance of 2%. This means that the actual resistance value of the resistor can deviate from the nominal value by up to 1% at the time of manufacture. This low tolerance is especially useful for applications where tight control of resistance values is required.

The LVR05R0250FE73 is commonly used in applications such as voltage divider networks, power supplies, electrical circuit design, DC motor control, and amplifier or audio circuitry. It can also be used in high frequency, low power oscillator circuits to help reduce system instability due to noise. Additionally, it can be used as a current source in actively driven CMOS circuits.

The LVR05R0250FE73 is designed with a surface mounting technology (SMT) that allows it to be easily attached to a printed circuit board using standard soldering techniques. The SMT allows for a more reliable connection between the resistor and the PCB given its extremely low resistance. It also requires less physical space than through hole counterparts.

The working principle of the LVR05R0250FE73 is based on the concept of electrical resistance. Electrical resistance is defined as the opposition that a material has to the flow of electrical current. A resistor, like the LVR05R0250FE73, is designed to create a predetermined amount of opposition to the flow of current, which in turn, helps to regulate the amount of current flow and thus, the power in a circuit.

The LVR05R0250FE73 is made from a high purity metal oxide film, which has excellent properties for electronic applications. This oxide film has an enhanced temperature coefficient of resistance, or TCR, which means that it is able to closely maintain the resistance value over a range of temperatures. This makes them extremely reliable and versatile for different applications.

In summary, the LVR05R0250FE73 is a through hole resistor used in a variety of different applications. It has a nominal resistance value of 0.25 ohms and a low Initial Tolerance of 1%. Furthermore, it is designed with a surface mount technology that allows for a reliable connection with a printed circuit board. Finally, the working principle of the LVR05R0250FE73 is based on electrical resistance, with the high purity metal oxide film providing an enhanced temperature coefficient of resistance.

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