MFR25SDRF52-931K

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Through Hole Resistors are widely used in electronic circuits for countless applications that range from small signal amplifiers to entire power systems. One example of a through-hole resistor is the MFR25SDRF52-931K. This device is a highly reliable, stable and dependable resistive element for versatile uses.

The MFR25SDRF52-931K, also known as a thick-film chip Resistor, has a square-shaped configuration and exhibits a resistance value of 931K Ohms. It provides excellent thermoelectric stability as well as high insulation resistance. This resistor is widely used in various electronic applications, such as amplifiers, power supplies, digital signal processors, audio and video amplifiers, oscillators, switching circuits, and noise suppressors.

The MFR25SDRF52-931K offers superior performance capabilities, featuring a resistance accuracy of ± 0.5%, a temperature coefficient of resistance of ± 50ppm, and a working temperature range between -55°C and 125°C. Its component class rating is now down to 0.5W, and it is voltage proof across AC voltage drive up to 500V. With these impressive specs, the MFR25SDRF52-931K is a great choice for many challenging applications and usage scenarios.

The MFR25SDRF52-931K resistor has a variety of features that make it ideal for a range of applications. It is an outstanding choice for noise suppression applications, as it can provide the necessary energy dissipation for operating within high temperature environments. The chip resistor also offers a high-frequency stability, ensuring stable signal filtering. Additionally, the chip resistor exhibits excellent noise rejection performance, making it suitable for electronic design of sensitive devices.

The working principle of the MFR25SDRF52-931K is quite simple. As current flows through its construction, it creates a voltage drop, which is equal to the total resistance of the resistor (R=V/I). This voltage drop is responsible for controlling and limiting the current flow in the circuit. As the current running through the resistor increases, the voltage drop increases as well, thus creating a safety mechanism. The idea is to prevent the current from reaching too high a level and damaging the connected components.

The MFR25SDRF52-931K is popular in the field of through-hole resistors due to its reliable and dependable characteristics. It can be used for electronic devices of all types, including but not limited to amplifiers, power supplies, digital signal processors, oscillators, and switching circuits. The device also provides noise suppression, precise resistance control, temperature stability, and excellent noise rejection properties, making it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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