MFR-50FRF52-11K3

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Through Hole Resistors are an essential electronic component in various circuits, providing resistance to electrical signals and allowing them to function as intended. MFR-50FRF52-11K3 is one such resistor and is frequently used in a wide range of applications, such as automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics. As is typical with through-hole resistors, this part has an axial lead configuration, meaning that it has two leads that extend through the resistance material and out the end of the resistor. They are part of a “family” of resistors, classified according to wattage, lead length, resistance range, etc. The particular MFR-50FRF52-11K3 model is rated for 3Watt, has leads of 0.2 inches in length, and is designed to provide a resistance value between 10KΩ and 11KΩ.

Understanding the way in which a resistor works is essential in knowing how it will perform in a particular application. The MFR-50FRF52-11K3 is an ohmic resistor, meaning that its resistance is determined by its electrical properties (rather than its physical properties). Specifically, as current passes through it, it experiences a linear relationship between the voltage applied to it and the amperage that passes through it. This can be represented by the simple equation: R=V/I, with V being the voltage, I being the current, and R being the resistance.

This type of resistor provides great stability and accuracy, and is capable of withstanding high levels of thermal shock, making them ideal for use in automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics. In addition, they are also well-suited for applications requiring high accuracy due to their low temperature coefficient. This means that the resistance value only slightly changes with a small increase in temperature, ensuring maximum accuracy and performance.

The MFR-50FRF52-11K3 can be used in a variety of applications, including as a series resistor, as a current-limiting resistor, as a voltage divider, or as part of an amplifier circuit. As a series resistor, it helps control the amount of current flowing in the circuit and can be used to limit and control surges and spikes of current. As a current-limiting resistor, it provides a controlled amount of current to the circuit, preventing it from exceeding the maximum current. As a voltage divider, it is frequently used to divide a voltage by a specific ratio. Finally, as part of an amplifier, the MFR-50FRF52-11K3 serves as part of a feedback loop to help control the gain of the amplifier circuit.

In conclusion, the MFR-50FRF52-11K3 is a commonly used and versatile through-hole resistor. It is capable of withstanding high temperatures and shock, and its low temperature coefficient ensures great stability and accuracy. It is suitable for uses in automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics, and can be used as a series resistor, as a current-limiting resistor, as a voltage divider, or as part of an amplifier circuit.

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