MFR1WSFBE52-2K55

Through Hole Resistors are an essential component in electrical engineering. They play an important role in controlling resistance, reducing voltage drop and limiting the current in an electrical circuit. The MFR1WSFBE52-2K55 type of Through Hole Resistor is a component commonly used to reduce electrical noise due to its tolerance and high-frequency characteristics.

This model of Through Hole Resistor is an axial-lead, non-inductive, thin-film resistor that offers high power dissipation in a small package. It has a nominal resistance value of 2K5 (2.5 kΩ) and a resistance tolerance of ± 2%. It also has a low dielectric absorption, low noise and a wide operating temperature range, from -55°C to +155°C.

The MFR1WSFBE52-2K55 is designed for high-reliability applications in military, industrial and medical electronics. It can be used in applications that require high stability and accuracy such as data acquisition, high-precision analog, test instrumentation and medical imaging. The resistor can also be used in high-speed digital data transmission applications such as high-speed memory bus and communications as it offers a high-frequency characteristics.

In terms of the working principle, the MFR1WSFBE52-2K55 works by filtering and limiting the current in an electrical circuit. The high resistance of the resistor reduces the voltage drop, which reduces the electrical noise in the circuit. The resistor also limits the current, preventing the circuit from overloading. The resistor also filters the signals, blocking out any frequencies that are higher or lower than a certain level.

In conclusion, the MFR1WSFBE52-2K55 is a Through Hole Resistor designed for high-reliability applications in military, industrial and medical electronics. It is an axial-lead, non-inductive, thin-film resistor that offers high power dissipation in a small package. The resistor has a nominal resistance value of 2K5 (2.5 kΩ) and a tolerance of ± 2%. The resistor operates by filtering and limiting the current and voltage in an electrical circuit, thus reducing noise and preventing the circuit from overloading.