MFR-12FRF52-1R05

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Through Hole Resistors

The MFR-12FRF52-1R05 is a through-hole resistor - a type of resistor used in a variety of circuits. With its cost-effectiveness, ease of assembly and reliability, it is an ideal choice for applications in consumer electronics, alternative energy, automotive, and more.

Application Field

The through-hole resistor is popularly used in a variety of application fields due to its cost-effectiveness and reliability. These include commercial and consumer electronic appliances, alternative energy sources, automotive and electric vehicles, as well as process control and instrumentation applications.

The MFR-12FRF52-1R05 provides accurate resistance values from 0.002 ohms to 100 ohms. It is available in four packaging styles - axial lead, radial lead, dual in-line and tab mounts. Its minimal form factor makes it ideal for space-restricted applications. It’s also been tested to ensure it meets the military requirements for temperature, humidity, vibration and shock.

Working Principle

Like all resistors, the MFR-12FRF52-1R05 works on the principle of Ohm’s Law. When a given voltage is applied to its terminals, current flows through the resistor in direct proportion to its resistance. This current can then be converted into a variety of useful applications including heating, light, force and sound.

This resistor operates using the principle of semiconductor junction thermodynamics, which states that when a given voltage is applied to the terminals, current will flow in proportion to its resistance. The amount of current that passes through the resistor will depend upon the resistivity of the material as well as the temperature of its surroundings. When the correct voltage is applied, the electrons travelling through the resistor will generate heat, which in turn can be used to power various applications.

Advantages and Disadvantages

The MFR-12FRF52-1R05 offers several advantages over other resistor types, including lower costs, greater reliability, and easier incorporation into circuits. Its minimal form factor also makes it ideal for space-restricted applications. Additionally, its outstanding temperature stability and shock resistance make it an ideal choice for applications where extreme temperatures or shock are likely to be encountered.

The main disadvantage of the MFR-12FRF52-1R05 is its relatively low heat dissipation. This means that it is not suitable for applications requiring large currents to be dissipated, such as those encountered in power electronics. The increasing popularity of surface-mount resistors has also reduced the relevance of through-hole resistors in recent years.

Conclusion

The MFR-12FRF52-1R05 through-hole resistor is a reliable and cost-effective solution for applications in consumer electronics, alternative energy, automotive, and process control. With its reliable temperature and shock resistance, it is ideal for environments where extreme temperatures or shock are likely to be encountered. Its minimal form factor and simple installation process make it an ideal choice for space-restricted applications.

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