MFR200FBE73-1M54

Through Hole Resistors are a type of resistors which is made by adding two or more electrical terminals to a small piece of material which can resist electric current. Most commonly known as a "through-hole" resistor, these resistors are constructed in a wide variety of styles, sizes and rated power or values. They also have a wide range of measurable and usable properties. An important feature of through hole resistors is their ability to be placed on printed circuit boards.

The MFR200FBE73-1M54 Through Hole Resistors is a general purpose, through-hole resistor. This device has anohmic values of 0.01 ohm to 120ohms with 15% tolerance. The resistor is mounted by a top-mounting system that uses high quality copper lead frame material with a 2H+2W tip cut construction. The MFR200FBE73-1M54 has a power rating of 1/10W with power coefficient of variance between 0.05 and 0.0004W/C and insulation resistance of 5.2 Ohm/W with a minimum insulation resistance of 25 Ohm/w. The MFR200FBE73-1M54 also has a soldered mounting force of 30N and a soldering temperature range of 70 to 80oC.

The most popular application for the MFR200FBE73-1M54 is as an embedded resistor in devices such as LED displays, remote controls, process controllers, and other industrial process equipment. It is commonly used to set specific voltage levels and resistance values, and helps dissipate electrical noise during operation. This type of resistor is also known as a "zero-ohm resistor" and is used to create a permanent link from one component to another, or to reduce PCB space by eliminating the need for a wire or a jumper. The MFR200FBE73-1M54 is also used in automotive electronics, where resistors are employed to reduce the voltage to a desired level and ensure reliable operation of the device.

In terms of working principle, the MFR200FBE73-1M54 Through Hole Resistor operates on the principle of Ohm\'s law – the relation between the voltage, current and resistance in a circuit. The resistor provides resistance to the current which limits it and converts electrical energy into heat. The current flow is regulated and controlled within the specified range, depending on the value of the resistor. The power rating of the resistor is determined by its temperature coefficient, the amount of current it can handle and its resistive value.

The MFR200FBE73-1M54 Through Hole Resistors can be used in a variety of applications, ranging from automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics. It is important to ensure correct mounting and sufficient temperature dissipation to prevent component damage. Additionally, it is also critical to ensure that the resistors are rated at the correct power limit to ensure safe operation of the device.