MFR100FTF73-30R1

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Introduction to Through Hole Resistors and MFR100FTF73-30R1:

Through Hole Resistors are one of the more common components in the electronics industry. They are typically used in a variety of devices, ranging from consumer electronics to industrial applications. A through hole resistor consists of a body of metal, usually aluminum, which is filled with a dielectric material to create a sliding contact. This metal body is connected to two metal pins, which can then be soldered into place to provide a connection to the device.The MFR100FTF73-30R1 is one of many through hole resistors available on the market. It is a low-power, miniaturized resistor designed for use in small devices. It is a 10 kΩ resistor, rated for use in 1 watt applications and has a measured resistance of 10k±1%. The package size is 0.73mm x 0.3mm, and the package has a temperature coefficient of ±150ppm/°C. Additionally, the resistor is available in multiple tolerance options of ±1%, ±2%, and ±5%.

Application Fields of Through Hole Resistors and the MFR100FTF73-30R1:

Through Hole Resistors can be used in a wide variety of applications, ranging from consumer electronics to industrial and medical equipment. They are typically used for current limiting, signal conditioning, or voltage divider applications, as well as in power supplies, amplifiers, and switch controls. The MFR100FTF73-30R1 specifically is ideal for applications that require miniaturization, such as portable media or medical devices. Its low temperature coefficient makes it suitable for applications that require minimal temperature drift, such as digital memory circuits. The low wattage and miniaturization also make it useful for mobile phone antenna design, as the excess power dissipation is minimal. Additionally, the width and temperature coefficient make it suitable for precision resistor applications, such as circuit trimming or light emitting diode (LED) dimming.

Working Principle of Through Hole Resistors and the MFR100FTF73-30R1:

Through Hole Resistors operate on the principle of resistance. Current flowing through the device is limited by the resistance of the material it is passing through. The amount of current that will flow is dependent upon the resistance, voltage, and the impedance of the device. The MFR100FTF73-30R1 specifically works on the basis of the material it is made of. The aluminum body is filled with a dielectric material to create a sliding contact. This creates a resistance that limits the amount of current that will flow through the device. Additionally, the wider the package size, the greater the capacitance and the lower the voltage drop. The temperature coefficient of the device also affects the amount of current that will flow, as it will change as the temperature of the device changes.

Conclusion:

Through Hole Resistors are some of the most commonly used components in the electronics industry. They offer a wide range of application possibilities, as they can be used to create current limiting, signal conditioning, and voltage dividing circuits. Additionally, they offer miniaturization and low temperature drift capabilities, making them ideal for applications in the mobile, medical, and precision electronics industries. The MFR100FTF73-30R1, in particular, is a low-power, miniaturized resistor rated for 1 watt applications, with a package size of 0.73mm x 0.3mm, and its temperature coefficient is±150ppm/°C. Its size and temperature coefficient make it suitable for precision resistor applications, such as circuit trimming or LED dimming.

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