MFR1WSFBE52-150K

Through Hole Resistors are among the most fundamental of electronic components, often used to provide electrical stability within an electronic circuit.

The MFR1WSFBE52-150K application field and working principle is quite simple. As a stabilization and protection mechanism, the device associates a wire resistor with a through-hole resistor to provide a specific resistance, effectively maintaining a limited amount of electrical current in the circuit. A through-hole resistor is typically designed such that the resistor body is inserted into a drilled hole or metal casing in order to provide a secure connection between the resistor and the electronic component.

Generally, through-hole resistors have two terminals or pins which must be soldered in place. The amount of resistance is specified by a code on the device body and is usually measured in Ohms. The power of the resistance is usually termed as wattage, which measures the amount of electrical energy passing through the resistor. Depending on the environment and temperature, the wattage of the resistor must be selected appropriately.

The MFR1WSFBE52-150K is designed for use where low-power characteristics are required in relatively high temperature systems. It is a non-inductive, wirewound design, with a power rating of 0.5 Watts. The resistor’s tolerance is +- 5% and it features a maximum voltage rating of 150 volts. Its temperature coefficient is typically between +- 50 ppm/K, and the high temperature silicone body ensures reliable operation up to +150 °C.

The main advantage of this device is its small size and low weight, making it more suitable for applications where weight and space are essential. Additionally, due to the small footprint, MFR1WSFBE52-150K can be used in tight spaces that are not accessible by larger through-hole resistors. It is also extremely reliable and can be used in multiple locations, including automotive, industrial, and telecommunications applications.

The MFR1WSFBE52-150K works in much the same way as any other through-hole resistor. The resistor itself provides a load, such as a fan or pump, with a specific level of resistance which limits the current passing through the load. This limit ensures the load never uses more power than the resistor can handle, and helps protect other components from overloading. Additionally, the resistance helps to minimize fluctuations in voltage, allowing for consistent performance.

In conclusion, Through Hole Resistors are the most fundamental electronic components that are essential to electronic circuitry, and the MFR1WSFBE52-150K is a great example of a through-hole resistor. While most of the other Through Hole Resistors have a greater power rating compared to the MFR1WSFBE52-150K, it is still a great option for applications that require low power characteristics with high temperature stability. It is also extremely reliable and can be used in multiple locations.