MFR100FTF52-95R3

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Through Hole Resistors are the most common type of passive component used in the electronics industry. They are used for impedance matching, voltage division, current limiting, and noise damping. MFR100FTF52-95R3 is one of the most useful through hole resistors available on the market today.

The MFR100FTF52-95R3 is a time-saving and cost efficient way to create an air-cored inductor with an insulation resistance of 1020 ohms. It is constructed of a multilayer ferrite substrate and is easily mounted on a circuit board. This component runs at a maximum temperature of +85°C and can be used up to 10kHz. Its extremely low DC-resistance minimizes power loss to the circuit and allows for a more efficient, cooler operation.

MFR100FTF52-95R3 has many applications, such as power conditioning, power management, voltage regulation, and overvoltage protection. It is suitable for both DC and high frequency applications. For DC applications, this resistor can be used to limit current flows in protection and regulation circuits. For high frequency applications, it can be used in inductive circuits and filtering applications. This resistor can also be used in sound and audio signal conditioning, computer motherboards, and automotive electronics.

The working principle behind the MFR100FTF52-95R3 is similar to other resistors. Essentially, it is a device that resists the flow of electricity, effectively reducing the current flowing through a circuit. This resistor is composed of a resistor element such as an electrodeposited film of electrically conductive material, which is then placed on a ferrite substrate. It has a resistance value of 1020 ohms and can handle a maximum of 10kHz and a maximum temperature of +85°C, allowing it to be used in high frequency and high temperature applications.

MFR100FTF52-95R3 is an excellent choice for applications requiring extreme temperature and high frequency stability. Its low DC-resistance minimizes power loss to the circuit and provides efficient operation and cooler temperature. The resistor is also cost efficient, time saving and easily mounted on the circuit board. It is often used in various power conditioning, power management, voltage regulation, and overvoltage protection.

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