MF0207FTE52-30K1

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Through Hole Resistors are prominent in various electrical and electronic devices, mainly used for creating a precise voltage drop and electrical load capacity. They are typically linear, meaning that they provide the same electrical resistance over all, or a wide range of applied voltages and currents. The MF0207FTE52-30K1 is one such type of Through Hole Resistor, offering superior electrical and mechanical performance, and excellent electrical stability over their operating life. The MF0207FTE52-30K1 is low power resistor, with a resistance value of 52KΩ. It features a High Temperature Coefficient of Resistance (TCR), being ~ 0.1%/K over the range 25°C ~ 220°C. It also has very good Long Term Stability (<0.1% ppm/ year). This type of Through Hole Resistor has a ceramic substrate base and gold deposition deposition on the termination, providing excellent corrosion resistance and resistance to shock and vibration. Due to its top-of-the-line performance, the MF0207FTE52-30K1 is suitable for a variety of applications. This make them especially ideal for use in audio equipment, amplifiers, power supplies and professional applications that require precision and long-term stability. They can also be used in motor control applications, where they provide reliable resistive load over a large temperature range. Furthermore, the MF0207FTE52-30K1 also offers superior power handling capabilities, making them suitable for applications where high power pulsing is required. The MF0207FTE52-30K1 has an industry standard through-hole configuration, making them easy to mount on printed circuit boards or other structures. The size of the unit is 0.2" x 0.1", and it can handle a power rating of 0.25W. The working principle of the MF0207FTE52-30K1 is simple. It has two electrical terminals connected steps away from its resistive element, which is typically made up of some type of metal or alloy, such as platinum, nickel, copper or tin-oxide. When a voltage is applied to the terminals, a current flows in the form of electrons, with its strength dependent on the amount of resistance present. As the current flows, the resistive element absorbs some of the energy, while the rest is dissipated in the form of heat. The primary purpose of the resistor is to reduce or limit the current circulating in an electrical circuit. The MF0207FTE52-30K1 offers an excellent combination of performance, reliability and size, making it an excellent choice for a wide variety of electrical and electronic applications. With its high temperature coefficient of resistance, long-term stability and excellent power handling capabilities, the MF0207FTE52-30K1 is an ideal choice for audio, amplifier, motor control and power applications.

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