MBA02040C1218FC100

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of electrical resistors. These resistors are cylindrical and feature two leads or terminals protruding from their ends - one on each side. The terms ‘through hole’ refers to the fact that the resistor is designed to be mounted inside a hole, usually in a printed circuit board (PCB). The type of through hole resistor that we will be discussing in this article is the MBA02040C1218FC100.

The MBA02040C1218FC100 is a metal oxide film resistor. It is characterized by its high stability, quality, and reliability, with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +250°C. This type of resistor is not affected by temperature variations and can handle high power loads.

As far as applications, the MBA02040C1218FC100 can be used in a variety of applications, including consumer products, automotive electronics, medical equipment, and industrial processes. Because of its excellent quality and reliability, this type of resistor is often used in high power and high-reliability circuits.

In terms of working principle, the MBA02040C1218FC100 is a passive electrical component that operates by controlling the flow of electrical current. To do this, it utilizes the property of resistance, which is defined as the opposition to the flow of electrons. This device operates in an ohmic region, meaning that the voltage applied across its terminals remains constant regardless of the current flowing through it. The resistor’s resistance is determined by its physical construction and material.

The MBA02040C1218FC100 is a versatile through-hole resistor, with a wide range of applications and excellent performance. While it may not be the most cost-efficient choice for low-power applications, it is a great option for those needing reliable and high-performance components. Thanks to its stability, quality, and reliability, this type of resistor has become indispensable in today’s electronic circuits.

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