MBB02070D1543DC100

Through Hole Resistors

The MBB02070D1543DC100 is a type of through hole resistor. Through hole resistors are resistors that have leads which are meant to be soldered directly to (rather than connected through an adapter) a printed circuit board (PCB). As a result, through hole resistors provide very sturdy connections to the board and output signal.

Application Field

The MBB02070D1543DC100 is primarily used in military and aerospace applications where reliable performance and integrity of the electrical circuit are essential. It also has applications in general purpose and commercial industry. The through hole resistor is ideal for designs with extreme temperatures, high vibration, and harsh environments, as its connections are not as prone to accidental disconnection when compared with surface mount resistors.

Working Principle

The MBB02070D1543DC100 works by providing a precise level of resistance in order to regulate electrical current. It consists of a resistive element that is connected between two terminals. Current is then passed through the resistor, and depending on the magnitude of the current, it will either be increased, reduced, transformed, or mixed with other electrical signals.

The resistor works by using the principle of quantum mechanics, which states that the electrical resistance of a device is precisely related to its physical structure. In this case, the resistor has an internal composition of material that increases its resistance to electrical current, thus reducing it to a desirable level.

The resistor also acts as a voltage divider, where the voltage applied across its terminals is divided into a smaller voltage, with the magnitude of the voltage divided depending upon the resistance value of the resistor. It is typically used in voltage regulator circuits, where it helps to regulate the current and maintain a consistent voltage output.

Benefits

Through hole resistors are a reliable and affordable solution for controlling electrical currents. They are easily installed in circuits and require minimal maintenance. The components also provide better insulation to prevent noise, crosstalk, and electromagnetic interference. Because they are physically larger than surface-mount resistors, they are generally less prone to breaking or becoming damaged due to vibration or shock.

Furthermore, through hole resistors can handle higher day-to-day power levels than surface mount versions. This makes them a suitable choice for power-intensive applications where precise control of current is absolutely essential.