MBB02070C1101DCT00

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors (also known as leaded resistors) are ideal for use in prototyping, power supplies and data conversion applications. They are the oldest form of resistor, characterized by their cylindrical shape and leaded terminals that are specifically designed for direct mounting in a circuit board. The MBB02070C1101DCT00 is a through-hole resistor, commonly used in applications that require a large number of individual elements.

The MBB02070C1101DCT00 is typically used in precision power supplies, data conversion, medical instrumentation, and other commercial applications. Its main features include a maximum power rating of 0.1W, a power dissipation of 5.5mW, and a temperature coefficient of 500ppm/°C to 2500ppm/°C. The resistor is currently available in standard axial packages and is available in a wide range of values from 1Ω to 5kΩ. The resistor also features tight tolerance of ±1%, ±2%, or ±5% depending on value.

The resistor works by limiting the amount of current that passes through it in order to protect other components in a circuit from damage. The voltage drop across its terminals will depend on the amount of current running through it, and the resistance value of the resistor. This voltage drop allows engineers to adjust and regulate different signals in a circuit.

The MBB02070C1101DCT00 is well-suited for applications that require reliable and precise voltage regulation. Its high temperature coefficient ensures that the resistor can withstand temperatures up to 200°C, and its ±5% tolerance allows for better accuracy when compared to other through hole resistors.

In conclusion, the MBB02070C1101DCT00 through-hole resistor is an ideal solution for applications that require accurate and reliable voltage regulation. Its features allow it to withstand high temperatures and provide better accuracy and tolerance than comparable resistors.

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