MFR100FTF52-127K

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are among the most versatile electrical components being used in a variety of electrical circuits, devices, and applications. This type of resistor is composed of an insulated electrical conductor which passes through holes in a drilled board. The resistor is then soldered onto the board, usually with the assistance of a flux and soldering iron.

One of the most commonly used through hole resistors is the MFR100FTF52-127K resistor. This type of resistor is particularly valued because of its versatility, as it can be used in applications from low-current power supplies to high-powered amplifiers.

The working principle of this model of resistor is relatively simple. The component is composed of a strip of copper or other conductive material which passes through the holes of the board. This strip is then coated with a coating of resistive material that allows electrical current to flow, but not unlimitedly.

The size and shape of the strip are designed to limit the conduction of the electric current. This way, the resistor can control the flow of electricity which leads to a specific amount of power influencing the circuit. This can be used for several purposes such as limiting the current flowing to certain parts of a circuit, connecting two components together, or to measure current or voltage.

The MFR100FTF52-127K resistor is most commonly used for AC and DC motor control, power supply voltage regulation, high-power amplifier bias circuits, LC matching and RF attenuators.

It can also be used in a wide range of applications, including automotive, aerospace, medical, manufacturing and telecommunications. This type of resistor is also known to be reliable, with a typical failure rate of 0.005%, meaning it is capable of handling high currents and long life-cycles.

The MFR100FTF52-127K resistor is typically made of a non-magnetic material, such as nickel, silver, and copper. It is also coated with a protective layer of ceramic for improved durability and extended life-span.

In summary, the MFR100FTF52-127K resistor is an excellent choice for a wide variety of applications, due to its versatility, reliability, long life-span, and small size. Its working principle is relatively simple and it can handle high currents while providing great power regulation.

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