MFP25SBRE52-3K74

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Through Hole Resistors are electronic components that are designed to imitate an ideal resistance value. The MFP25SBRE52-3K74 is a commonly used resistor that provides a wide range of applications and reliable performance in a variety of designs. This resistor is an example of a through-hole component, which differ from surface-mount resistors in that they have to be soldered onto the circuit board.

The MFP25SBRE52-3K74 is a two-terminal axial component, meaning that it is designed with a linear (straight) wire lead that passes through a cylindrical or conical body of the resistor, which is marked with a code corresponding to the resistance value.

This particular resistor is commonly used to provide an impedance matching service between different electronic components, which can help to ensure a better signal transmission quality. The MFP25SBRE52-3K74 is the preferred choice of many manufacturers for its consistent performance and wide range of operating temperatures. It features a larger lead span which helps to reduce thermal stress caused by differential expansion of the leads, and adds stability to the connection.

The MFP25SBRE52-3K74 is made from an alloy composition of manganese, nickel, zinc, and copper and is rated for values of 3.3K and 5.2K ohms. Its maximum power rating is 25mW and it has an operating temperature range from -55° C to +150° C. It also features a flammability rating of UL94V-0, which is suitable for a wide range of commercial applications.

The working principle of the MFP25SBRE52-3K74 is relatively straightforward: when a potential difference, or voltage, is applied across its terminals, the resistor acts to resist the flow of current. The amount of current flow is determined by the resistance value of the resistor and the voltage applied across the resistor’s terminals. This forms the basis of Ohm\'s Law, which states that the current (I) flowing through a resistor (R) is directly proportional to the voltage (V) across it: I=V/R.

The MFP25SBRE52-3K74 is typically employed in mains-powered electronic equipment, including power supplies, amplifiers, and power distribution units. It is useful for helping to limit the amount of current in circuits, and is ideal for use in a wide range of circuitry designs. It is also commonly found in automotive applications, such as vehicle lighting systems. With its ability to withstand high temperatures and its wide resistance range, the MFP25SBRE52-3K74 is a versatile and reliable choice for many applications.

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