MFR-12DRD52-169R

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Through Hole Resistors

Through Hole Resistors are commonly used in many types of electronics and electrical circuits. The MFR-12DRD52-169R is a Through Hole Resistor. It has many useful applications and working principles that make it ideal for many projects.

Application Field of MFR-12DRD52-169R

The MFR-12DRD52-169R is a Through Hole Resistor that is ideal for electronic/electrical circuits which require precision resistance values in a small form factor. It is especially suited for Use in very small and sensitive applications such as measuring environmental conditions due to its accuracy and repeatability even at low currents.

This Through Hole Resistor is also occasionally used in pulse-for staking applications, as the resistor has a very low inductance. In some high-precision electrical circuits, MFR-12DRD52-169R has proven to be a reliable asset, thanks to its low parasitic. This further allows it to serve as superior protection against EMI/RFI interference or transients in electrical circuits.

Finally, the MFR-12DRD52-169R can also be used for digital control operations, such as digital-to-analog and analog-to-digital conversions. Its unique combination of accuracy, power rating, and low inductance makes it well-suited for these applications as well.

Working Principle Of MFR-12DRD52-169R

The MFR-12DRD52-169R is based on the resistive principles of electricity, whereby a charge flows through a conductor when an electrical voltage is applied across it. As a consequence, a resistor network is created whenever two or more electric elements are connected in series, parallel, or more complex arrangements. The resistance value of this resistor is determined by the materials that comprise it.

MFR-12DRD52-169R is a fixed resistor with a small form factor, which makes it well-suited for installations that require small space and that demand no external adjustments. It essentially works by employing non-adjustable elements to create a unique combination of resistances based on the structure of its component elements.

The resistor also acts as a “barrier” to the controlled circuit, allowing us to properly limit the current flow. As a consequence, the MFR-12DRD52-169R is exceptionally useful for preventing the destruction of delicate components from sudden surges in current. This is particularly critical in sensitive circuits, such as those used in measuring environmental conditions.

Conclusion

The MFR-12DRD52-169R is an example of a Through Hole Resistor with a small form factor. Its mix of accuracy and repeatability, coupled with its low inductance, makes it perfectly suitable for complex electronic/electrical circuits that require a precise level of resistance values. It can be used for controlling current flows, preventing EMI/RFI interference, digital control operations such as analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion, and pulse-form staking.

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