MBA02040C2370FC100

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Through Hole Resistors

The MBA02040C2370FC100 Through Hole Resistor is designed for a wide range of applications. This resistor offers superior performance whilst also being space saving, which makes it the ideal choice for general purpose applications.

The MBA02040C2370FC100 is a Through Hole Resistor formed by winding a nickel-iron alloy wire onto a slim porcelain body, coated in a high-temperature glaze. The end connections are soldered or crimped onto the resistor body, which is then designed to fit into standard Through Hole Resistor packages.

The resistor operates on the principle of a varying electrical resistance to current flow. This is achieved through the addition of a resistive material to the nickel-iron alloy winding. This resistance is then measured in Ohms and the relationship between it and the current flow is known as Ohm\'s Law.

This resistor\'s resistance is determined by the amount of material added to the winding. This material can vary in its composition, which in turn allows adjustable resistance levels to be achieved. The resistor\'s package size and operating temperature are also factors that can affect its resistance.

The most common application for a Through Hole Resistor is as a voltage divider. This is a circuit that reduces the amount of current flowing through a resistor by dividing the voltage. This allows the current to be adjusted according to the desired voltage. Additionally, the resistor can be used to control the amount of current flowing through a circuit, by regulating the resistance. This can be done by either increasing or decreasing the resistance value.

The MBA02040C2370FC100 Through Hole Resistor is also popular as a replacement part for faulty circuit boards, as its robust construction enables it to be connected directly to a circuit board without having to be soldered.

Through Hole Resistors are also used as indicators. A resistor placed before an LED will limit the amount of current going through that LED. When the voltage is applied to the LED, the resistance of the resistor limits the current, thereby preserving the life of the LED.

The MBA02040C2370FC100 is a reliable, cost-effective solution for a range of circuit board applications. With its superior performance and slim design, it is the ideal choice for many types of through hole resistor applications.

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