Through Hole Resistors

A through hole resistor, also known as a leaded resistor, is a type of resistor used in electronics. It is placed into a PCB’s (printed circuit board) plated-through holes to join two circuit elements together. Several physical characteristics, such as size, shape, wattage, and temperature coefficient differentiate different types of resistors. Compared to surface-mount resistor technology, through hole resistors are slower to manufacture because they require additional installation and soldering processes.

MFR200FBF73-56K Application Field and Working Principle

The MFR200FBF73-56K through-hole resistor is a pack of high-power resistors formulated specifically for high-current applications. It is great for high-power resistors because it can be easily manipulated in tight spaces due to its optimized physical properties. This resistor type is designed for extremely low resistance values, making it suitable for applications where very low power dissipation and a structural strength requirement is needed. Additionally, this type of resistor may also be used in medical, test, and automotive applications.

The MFR200FBF73-56K through-hole resistor uses a ceramic-to-metal contact construction, using a special furnace sintering process that guarantees different resistance values in production. The resistor material is composed of thin-film metal oxides that are fired to form a stable inorganic material. It is the resistance to electric current of this material that determines the resistor\'s value. The electrical properties of these components remain stable throughout their operating temperature range.

The MFR200FBF73-56K through-hole resistor provides good performance in both low and high frequency circuits. Due to the ceramic-to-metal contact construction, it has excellent frequency response characteristics and is very efficient in providing a low resistance path for current conduction. The component values remain consistent across a wide temperature range, making it suitable for use in a variety of applications.

The MFR200FBF73-56K through-hole resistor is designed for use in applications such as power electronics, automotive and other high-stress industrial applications. As with most components in electronics, this type of resistor is designed to handle a wide range of voltages and currents, as well as dissipate heat from the resistor to ensure that it does not fail in operation. Additionally, it provides good long-term stability and durability for industrial applications.

The MFR200FBF73-56K through-hole resistor is ideal for high power applications due to its excellent physical properties and because it provides a high level of resistance at a relatively low cost. It is important to consider the operating environment and environment stress of the application in order to ensure the correct components are chosen for use. It is also important to consider the type of resistor, temperature coefficient, and wattage when selecting the right resistor.