MFR25SFTF52-75R

Through Hole Resistors are a common type of electronic component used to control the flow of electrical current in a circuit, and MFR25SFTF52-75R is a good example. With its compact size and high power, it is well suited to applications where space is limited.

The MFR25SFTF52-75R is a surface mount resistor with a power rating up to 25 W and a temperature coefficient of ±75 ppm/°C. It has a built-in thermistor which provides thermal protection and stability in extreme temperatures. The resistor has a voltage rating of up to 16 V and is rated for temperatures between -55°C and +85°C.

The MFR25SFTF52-75R is used to control current in circuits with high voltage applications. It can be used in power converters, motor drives, and other high voltage applications. It is also used in voltage regulators and voltage dividers, which are used to divide the voltage of an electrical current. It is also used for noise suppression and transient protection.

The working principle behind MFR25SFTF52-75R is Ohm\'s law, which states that the voltage across a component is proportional to the current through it. The resistance of the resistor will cause a voltage drop across it, and the amount of voltage drop will depend on the amount of current flowing through. This voltage drop can be used to control the current in a circuit.

The MFR25SFTF52-75R is designed to be used in applications where space or a high power rating are paramount. The resistor’s small form-factor and high power rating makes it a great choice for applications such as motor drives, power converters, and voltage regulators. Its built-in thermistor also provides significant thermal protection, and its temperature coefficient ensures consistent performance across a wide range of temperatures.

In summary, the MFR25SFTF52-75R is a through hole resistor commonly used for high voltage and high power applications. It has a power rating of up to 25 W and a voltage rating of up to 16 V. It also has a built-in thermistor which provides thermal protection and stability in extreme temperatures, as well as a temperature coefficient of ±75 ppm/°C. The working principle behind the resistor is Ohm\'s law, and its small form-factor makes it ideal for applications where space is at a premium.