MFR-25FTE52-511K

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Through hole resistors are components that are used to control current flows in circuits. A resistor, in general, is an electrical component that restricts the flow of an electric current, converting electrical energy into heat energy. The general use of a resistor is to limit the current in an electronic circuit and is used to prevent damage to components. The MFR-25FTE52-511K Through Hole Resistor is designed as a composition type of resistor, also known as a wire wound resistor. This type of resistor is constructed with a non-inductive wire wound on an insulating material such as ceramic, plastic, paper, or porcelain. By controlling the number of turns of the wire, the value of the resistance, and the resistance tolerance can be precisely determined. MFR-25FTE52-511K through hole resistors feature a flame-proof characteristic. This means that the resistor has been designed to allow more air to flow in the wound-wire area in the event of an overload, which prevents the over-heating of the wire\'s insulation.MFR-25FTE52-511K Through Hole resistors are used in a wide range of applications and can be used in power supplies, motor drives, LED lighting and general industrial electronic circuits. Typically, they are used to absorb and restrict current in circuits in order to provide the correct amounts of power to various components that may be found in the circuit. Additionally, they can be used to reduce voltage ripple in circuits to prevent interference and signal degradation. Finally, through hole resistors are also used as reference devices between two points in a circuit. In terms of working principle, through hole resistors basically work by increasing the resistance to electrical current flow when voltages are applied to them. The magnitude of the resistance is determined by the structure of the resistor and the amount of electrical current flow is determined by the amount of voltage applied. The amount of voltage that can be applied to the resistor is known as the rated voltage and the amount of current that it can withstand is the rated current. As electrical current passes though the through hole resistor, heat is released. The power or wattage rating of the resistor determines the amount of heat it can withstand without being damaged. To summarize, MFR-25FTE52-511K Through Hole resistors are often used in power supplies, motor drives, LED lighting and general industrial electronic circuits. They are composed of a wire wound on an insulating material such as ceramic, plastic, paper, or porcelain, and they are designed to have flame-proof characteristics. They work by increasing the resistance to electrical current flow when voltages are applied to them and by releasing heat when the current passes through them.

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