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Through Hole Resistors

MFR1WSFBE52-301K is a type of through hole resistor that works differently from a surface mount resistor. Through hole resistors are used in a variety of applications such as power supplies, automotive, and a wide range of other electronic components. In addition, through hole resistors are also used in design and manufacturing of machinery, electronic controls, and printed circuit boards.

Application Field

The application field of through hole resistors is quite comprehensive. They are used in various electronic applications such as power supplies, power regulators, amplifiers, and transducers. Additionally, through hole resistors are used in industrial control systems, audio/video equipment, telecommunication equipment, light emitting diodes (LEDs), and medical electronics.

Furthermore, these resistors are used in personal computers, mobile phones, electronics boards, automotive control systems, military equipment, space electronics, and smart home electronics.

Working Principle

When electricity passes through a through hole resistor, the electric current moving through the resistive material is impeded by the resistance of the resistor which in turn reduces the amount of voltage across the resistor. This resistance reduces the amount of electrical energy passing through the material and converts that energy into heat. This is known as resistive heating. The amount of resistance of a resistor is measured in Ohms.

The resistance of the resistor is determined by the material that it is made of and its size. The heat generated by the resistor is then dissipated, usually into the environment, via the surrounding material. As the electricity passes through the resistor, the current flowing through it is reduced according to the amount of resistance it provides. This is due to the principle known as Ohm’s Law which states that the current flowing through a conductor is inversely proportional to the resistance that it provides.

The application of through hole resistors involves a wide range of operating parameters and electrical components. It is important to consider these parameters together with the characteristics of the resistors before selecting any particular design for a given application.

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