MBB02070C6491FC100

Introduction to Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are resistors resistors that typically consist of a cylindrical body with a metal or carbon layer applied at one end. Though hole resistors are usually used to provide resistance in circuits, they can also be used to provide current limiting, voltage division and protection from short-circuiting.

MBB02070C6491FC100 Application Field and Working Principle

The MBB02070C6491FC100 through hole resistor is an example of a through hole resistor. This particular model is a low value resistor with an incredibly low tolerance for accuracy within its resistance. It has a wide application field, including general purpose design, automotive, and measurement instrumentation.

The working principle of the MBB02070C6491FC100 depends on a number of features within its design. The metal film deposited onto the resistor body creates a narrow resistance path which works to provide high accuracy and stability. This ensures that the resistor can provide reliable current limiting, voltage division, and protective short-circuit. Additionally, the resistor is coated with a durable, epoxy insulation that works to protect it from environmental influences.

In order to maximize accuracy and performance, the MBB02070C6491FC100 is designed with a high-self inductance that helps to reduce voltage drops during high-current pulses, making it a great choice for protecting circuits and sensitive components from voltage changes during current pulses.

For added convenience, the MBB02070C6491FC100 is designed with a through hole mounting, allowing it to be easily installed in a circuit.

Conclusion

The MBB02070C6491FC100 is an example of a through hole resistor that offers unmatched stability and accuracy for use in a wide range of applications, from general purpose designs, automotive equipment, and measurement instruments. Its through hole mounting allows for simple installation and the high self inductance helps to reduce voltage drops during high current pulses, helping to protect circuits and components.