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Through Hole Resistors

MBA02040C3904FCT00 is a through hole resistor with its application field and working principle. This type of resistor is also known as a Through Hole Component and is used widely in the electronics and engineering industries.

Application Field

Through hole resistors are mainly used for providing precision and stability. They are commonly used for precision analog and digital circuit designs. Different types of through hole resistors have different applications due to their temperature coefficient, power rating, and tolerance.

• General-purpose resistors: These are basic resistors that are used in many circuits. They are used as current limiting resistors, bias resistors, and power resistors.
• High precision resistors: These are used in analog and digital circuits where very accurate values are required. These are used in precision circuit designs, such as measurement systems.
• High temperature resistors: These are used in high temperature applications where the values of the resistors need to remain constant despite the temperatures reaching extreme levels.

Working Principle

Through hole resistors typically comprise of a resistive element which is connected to a pair of electrical contacts. This creates a flow of electricity which has a specific resistance. This resistor is constructed to avoid the effects of noise, vibration, and heat, so that it can perform accurately in its specified conditions. The resistive element of the resistor is typically made from alloys such-as nickel alloys, copper alloys, or cobalt alloys.

The contacts of the through hole resistor are usually made from stainless steel, nickel or gold. The contacts must be robust and able to withstand high temperatures and severe vibrations so the resistor can provide accurate and reliable operation over a long period of time.

The MBA02040C3904FCT00 is a through hole resistor which is designed to offer precision and stability over a wide range of conditions. It is commonly used for transistor circuits, amplifier circuits, and power supply circuits.

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