MFR200FRF52-10K

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Through Hole Resistors are commonly used components that have a variety of electronic applications, from radio-frequency (RF) circuits to industrial circuits. The MFR200FRF52-10K is a through hole resistor with a 200 Ohm resistance. It is used in applications such as amplifier circuits, linear and interface circuits, switching and power converter circuits, and mobile phone batteries.

MFR200FRF52-10K is of great importance because of its resistance properties, which determine its performance. This type of resistor has a resistance range of 0.05 ohms to 2.5MegaOhms. The rated power of the MFR200FRF52-10Kis 10kW, meaning it can handle 10,000 Watts of power without sustaining any damage. It is also heat-resistant and has low-leakage current properties.

For its physical characteristics, this type of through hole resistor measures 7.5*6*3mm. It is suitable for temperature ranges between -55 to +155 Celsius and can withstand mechanical forces up to 70g. It is manufactured with tin/lead-plated copper, and its dielectric strength is 3kV. Lastly, this through hole resistor has a broad range of supplier certifications, such as JIS-C, EIA-RS-200, and IEC 60079.

In order to achieve the desired electrical performance, these through hole resistors are usually used in combination with discrete components, such as capacitors or transistors. This helps to create a desired voltage or current signal to specific levels. The connections of the through hole resistors are typically done with soldering on PCBs. The MFR200FRF52-10K typically has a classification of "thick-film" or "thinner-film". Thick-film resistors have greater power dissipation, and thinner-film resistors are more noise-robust.

The working principle of through hole resistors is quite simple and straightforward. To understand how they work, the basic Ohm’s Law has to be taken into account. This law states that voltage is equal to the current multiplied by the resistance. According to this law, the through hole resistors limit the flow of current by limiting the voltage. The more resistance in the resistor, the less current will flow. This helps to protect other components in the circuit.

The MFR200FRF52-10K through hole resistor is ideal for applications where current needs to be regulated and protected. Some of the applications where this resistor is usually used include power supplies, amplifiers, and even home audio systems. With its high-current capacity, it is widely used in industrial and consumer systems for its reliable performance and excellent price-to-performance ratio.

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