MFR-25FRFPN49K9

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Through Hole Resistors

MFR-25FRFPN49K9 is one of many examples of Through Hole Resistors. As the name implies, through hole resistors are a type of resistor which requires you to physically drill or bore a hole in a circuit board, connector, or other type of electrical component in order to mount or mount the resistor. The hole is usually between one-eighth inch and one-quarter inch in diameter, although the size of the hole may vary depending on the type of resistor being used.

Generally, through hole resistors have a relatively low power and resistance value compared to other types of resistors, such as surface mount resistors. This is due in part to the fact that through hole resistors are comparatively easy to mount, as the same physical hole is used for both mounting and connecting the resistor to the circuit.

MFR-25FRFPN49K9 is a thick film chip resistor with a resistance value of 49KΩ. Like other through hole resistors, it has a low power rating of only 25mW. It is mounted on the circuit board with two metal tabs, which fit into the holes drilled on the board. These tabs are then soldered down to provide electrical connection.

MFR-25FRFPN49K9 can be used in various application fields, including computers, appliances, and industrial equipment. It is primarily used as a bias resistor, voltage divider, and current liimiter, providing voltage or current stability for the circuit. In addition to this, it is also useful in audio filtering, radio broadcasting, and signal conditioning.

Generally, MFR-25FRFPN49K9 works by limiting, dividing, or biasing an electrical current. It works by exhibiting an electrical resistance which decreases as temperature or current increases, depending on how it is wired into the circuit. This helps to regulate the amount of current, voltage, or temperature that can pass through an electrical device.

When connecting MFR-25FRFPN49K9 to a circuit board, the first step is to make the electrical connections on the holes that have been drilled on the board. The metal tabs should then be soldered down, ensuring that they are securely connected to the board. Once this is done, the resistor should be checked to make sure that it is properly mounted and making the correct electrical connections.

MFR-25FRFPN49K9 is just one example of a through hole resistor, but it is one of the most commonly used types of resistors due to its low power and resistance values and its affordability. It is widely used in a variety of applications due to its flexibility and its ability to provide voltage or current stability for the circuit.

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