MBB02070C9314FRP00

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of electronic component that provides electrical resistance in a circuit. Normally, the resistance value of the resistor is set by the physical characteristics of the material used to create the resistor. The MBB02070C9314FRP00 is a Through Hole Resistor element with a high stability and low-temperature coefficient that makes it suitable for applications where precise resistance is required.

Application Field

The MBB02070C9314FRP00 Through Hole Resistor is mainly used in precision circuits or avionics systems with extreme environmental conditions. Its high stability and low-temperature coefficient make it ideal for application on flight control systems, radar, nuclear power plants, and other applications where a precise resistance is required.

Working Principle

At its most basic level, the operation of the MBB02070C9314FRP00 Through Hole Resistor is based on the simple concept of Ohm’s law. Ohm’s law states that Current = Voltage / Resistance. The resistance of the MBB02070C9314FRP00 is determined by its physical characteristics such as its size, shape, and type of material used. The voltage applied to the resistor will then be divided by this resistance to determine the amount of current that can flow through the element.

The MBB02070C9314FRP00 is also equipped with a temperature sensing element which allows the peak current to be set depending on the temperature. This helps to ensure that the resistor does not overheat and operate outside of its safe working parameters.

The MBB02070C9314FRP00 is a Through Hole Resistor with excellent stability and low-temperature coefficient. It is ideally suited for use in precision circuits or extreme environmental conditions due to its high stability and temperature compensation features. As with all resistors, the MBB02070C9314FRP00 is designed to convert electronic energy into heat, so some amount of heat must be dissipated from the resistor during operation.

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