MBA02040C4534FRP00

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Through Hole Resistors

Resistors are passive components that oppose the flow of current in an electrical circuit. Through-hole resistors are components that are installed into a circuit board by soldering pins or wires through pre-drilled holes. In comparison to surface mount technology (SMT) resistors, through-hole resistors have more of a rugged construction and can handle higher power ratings making them a popular solution for prototyping or when higher current requirements are needed.

The MBA02040C4534FRP00 is a through-hole resistor with a variety of possible application fields and working principles. It is a 4.5 watt resistor that features a 150-volt rated, zero-ohm link, with a 0.205-ohm resistance value. It also has a 10 percent tolerance, and is capable of carrying a maximum power of 140 watts in all environmental conditions. The MBA02040C4534FRP00 is widely used in various fields, including automotive, lighting systems, audio/video equipment, power supplies, and medical equipment. Depending on the specific application, the resistor may need to be mounted differently, with the most common type of resistor mounting being through-hole.

The main principle behind the working of the through-hole MBA02040C4534FRP00 resistor is Ohm’s law. According to Ohm’s law, a resistor’s resistance (R) is directly proportional to both its voltage applied across its two terminals (V) and the current flowing through the resistor (I). This can be expressed mathematically as:

R=V/I

The resistor acts as a voltage-divider circuit, and will reduce the voltage to a level that is lower than what was initially applied. Depending on the type of through-hole resistor, the resistor will act as an isolator, voltage regulator or current limiter. The normal power dissipated by the resistor will be determined by its Joule\'s Law which states that the heat generated is a direct function of resistance, current, and time. This is expressed mathematically as:

Power = V*I*t

In conclusion, the MBA02040C4534FRP00 resistor is a through-hole resistor suitable for a variety of application fields and working principles. It is widely used in automotive, lighting systems, audio/video equipment, power supplies, and medical equipment. The resistor works on the basis of Ohm’s law and Joule’s law and is capable of dissipating up to a maximum power of 140 watts in all environmental conditions.

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