MF0207FRD52-82R

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors, also known as wire wound resistors, are common passive components in many types of electronic circuits. The MF0207FRD52-82R in particular is a type of through hole resistor commonly used for precision voltage, current, and power limiting applications.

The MF0207FRD52-82R is a high-powered, high-stability resistive network developed for precision voltage, current, and power limiting applications. The resistor is manufactured with a copper/nickel alloy over a stainless steel substrate. Its components are microwire wound in a single wind on a stainless steel rod.

The MF0207FRD52-82R has a wide range of features that make it ideal for precision voltage and current limiting applications. Its high power rating allows it to act as a voltage or current limiter in applications with high currents and voltages. Its high stability and long-term precision are achieved by its robust design based on copper/nickel alloy microwire for maximum heat transfer efficiency. Its wide frequency range allows it to be used in applications from DC to high frequencies.

The versatility of the MF0207FRD52-82R makes it suitable for use in many different applications. It has been used in aerospace applications for fuel gauge systems, medical applications such as glucose monitors, and consumer electronics, among many others. It can also be used independently or combined with other components to form resistive networks for a variety of electrical and electronic applications.

The working principle of the MF0207FRD52-82R is based on basic electronics and the property of resistance. Resistance is the opposition of a conductor to the flow of electrons. The resistance of a resistor is determined by its length, cross-sectional area, and temperature. The resistance of the MF0207FRD52-82R acts as a voltage divider in which the voltage across the resistor is equal to the voltage of the source multiplied by the ratio of the resistance over the total resistance of the network.

In addition to voltage and current limiting applications, the MF0207FRD52-82R can also be used as an amplifier. This is done by using a voltage divider circuit, which is a network of characterized resistors connected in series that builds up an output voltage equal to the source divided by the ratio of the voltage divider circuit. By changing the values of the resistors in the network, the output voltage can be controlled.

In summary, the MF0207FRD52-82R is a type of through hole resistor commonly used in precision voltage, current, and power limiting applications. Its wide frequency range allows it to be used in applications from DC to high frequencies. Its components are microwire wound on a stainless steel rod, and its resistance acts as a voltage divider in which the voltage across the resistor is equal to the voltage of the source multiplied by the ratio of the resistance over the total resistance of the network.

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