MF0207FTE52-75R

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Through Hole Resistors

A through hole resistor is an electrical component or device, typically composed of a carbon, alloy, wirewound, or other resistive layer, that is mounted on a printed circuit board or other substrate. Through hole resistors are used in a variety of applications, including high-frequency and/or high-power operations, to prevent voltage and/or current overloads.

MF0207FTE52-75R application field and working principle

The MF0207FTE52-75R is a through-hole axial-leaded power resistor design. Its power dissipation rating of 75 watts makes it suitable for a wide range of interfaces and applications. It is designed to provide a reliable connection in high-power environments, as well as to absorb high currents or voltages during overload conditions. It can also be used as an isolation resistor in audio and video applications.

The MF0207FTE52-75R is made of a non-inductive metal-film resistive element and tin-plated copper leads. It has a tolerance of 5%, and an overload life of 10,000 hours. It also features a positive power coefficient, which helps to dissipate heat away from the element. The resistor is designed to provide resistance equal to the current ratio of the applied voltage and other electrical parameters.

The component is a significant part of the circuit, and it works by limiting the flow of current through the circuit. The value of the resistor is rated in ohms, and it is generally calculated as the current ratio of the applied voltage and other electrical parameters, like capacitance. When the level of current exceeds the rated value, the resistor will start to heat up, which affects the overall performance of the circuit. The resistors can also be used for RF (radio frequency) applications.

The resistors provide a reliable connection in high-power and audio/video applications, and are available in a variety of packaging sizes and values. They have low temperature coefficient and relatively low temperature rise, and are resistant to vibration and shock. The components are typically used for a variety of applications, including sensors, switches, potentiometers, AC/DC inverters, current-limiting resistors, and dynamic-resistor/transmission-line resistors. They can also be used in automotive and telecommunications equipment, such as television sets, mobile phones, and other high-frequency devices.

The MF0207FTE52-75R is a versatile through-hole axial-leaded power resistor design that is suitable for a wide range of interfaces and applications. It offers high power dissipation, low voltage coefficient, low noise, and low inductance. It is highly reliable, and can withstand overloads and excessive temperatures without compromising performance. The configuration of the component and its unique properties make it ideal for high-frequency and high-power applications in various industries.

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