MBB02070C1210DC100

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Through Hole Resistors

Through Hole Resistors are widely used in electronics to protect against (or limit) electric current and voltage. They allow an electronic device to function under specific conditions, such as dissipating power, increasing impedance, controlling signal gain or distorting signal waveforms. Through hole resistors are passive two-terminal components. The MBB02070C1210DC100 is one type of through hole resistor.

Application Fields

The MBB02070C1210DC100 is used in a variety of applications, such as power supply circuits, communication circuits, consumer electronics, automotive electronics, and other electronics circuits. Examples include circuits for:

• Sampling systems
• Transmission systems
• Offshore communications systems
• Consumer electronics devices
• Antenna (cellphone) circuits
• Network devices
• Motion control systems

The MBB02070C1210DC100 has very low resistance and capability for high frequency, making them suitable for high-frequency applications like radios, low-noise amplifiers, and multichannel systems. It also has good thermal and electrical stability and is widely used in temperature control and sensing elements.

Working Principle

A through hole resistor utilizes a fixed electrical resistance value, which means that it always resists the current flowing through it in a given manner. It is made up of three parts: an element, a free terminal, and a terminal in contact with the element. The element is usually made of non-conductive material, such as ceramic or glass. It has a resistance value, which is printed on the body of the resistor. The element can be non-linear, so the resistance value varies with the applied voltage.

The two terminals are electrodes which are welded to the body of the resistor. The free terminal is the one not connected to the element, and the one on contact with the element is the control terminal. When a voltage is applied across the terminals, a current flows through the resistor, determined by Ohm’s law. The current is proportional to the voltage, and the value of resistance can be modified by adjusting the resistance of the element. Therefore, the resistor offers adjustable resistance and capacitance which provides the perfect match for most high-frequency applications.

The resistor also provides a high degree of stability. It is highly resistant to changes in temperature, humidity and other environmental factors. The resistors have a long operating life due to its robust construction and can operate reliably in temperature ranges from -55°C to +85°C.

The MBB02070C1210DC100 is a popular choice for applications where high power dissipation and precision are required. Its wide variety of application fields and its stable performance has made it one of the most commonly used through hole resistors.

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