MFR25SFTF52-30K1

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are components used for electrical resistance and regulation in electronic circuits. They are named in this way because they are mounted in holes drilled into circuit boards, in order to allow their leads to extend through the circuit and make contact with other components. Through hole resistors are often employed in power circuits, where the increased dissipation of heat is important for components to handle higher power levels.

MFR25SFTF52-30K1 Application Field And Working Principle

MFR25SFTF52-30K1 is a through-hole resistor produced by the manufacturer Seiko Instruments. It is a fixed type of resistor, meaning that its resistance level is not variable. It operates with a power rating of 2W, and has a resistance range of 1 to 30k ohms. When linked to a power source, the MFR25SFTF52-30K1 functions to convert electrical energy into resistive heating, reducing the electric current flowing through the circuit. This allows it to provide various levels of electrical resistance for the circuit, and as a result, to regulate the current.

The MFR25SFTF52-30K1 is constructed of metal alloy and wire wound film, giving it a superior temperature coefficient and stability compared to other resistors. It is also highly resistant to moisture, and can operate in humid and other hazardous environments with no degradation in performance. The component features a reinforced quartz glass coating that provides an additional environmental protection, making it ideal for use in various consumer and industrial applications.

The MFR25SFTF52-30K1 can be mounted into holes drilled into circuit boards with a diameter of 0.25mm and above, and is available in numerous shapes, such as axial through hole, and radial through hole configurations. The component is designed for use in both analog and digital applications, and is suitable for high frequency circuits. It is also characterized by low inductance, allowing it to minimise interference in circuits.

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