MFR50SFRE52-3M4

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Through Hole Resistors

Resistors are incredibly common components used in all sorts of electrical and electronic devices. Through-hole resistors are polarized components that need to be connected in the correct orientation. The MFR50SFRE52-3M4 is a type of through-hole resistor used in a wide variety of applications and they all share a common working principle.

Application Field of Through Hole Resistors

The MFR50SFRE52-3M4 resistor can be used as a current-limiting resistor, voltage-dividing resistor, power supply bypass, power regulator, or as a noise filter. This type of through-hole resistor is able to provide reliable operation even in high temperature and vibration environments. Furthermore, the MFR50SFRE52-3M4 has lead wires which are created using an automatic soldering process which makes them much easier to connect in a smaller space than other types of through-hole resistors.

The MFR50SFRE52-3M4 is also widely used for applications such as power supplies, automotive electronics, telecom systems, and audio equipment. Its smaller size makes it an ideal choice for instrumentation, medical, and consumer electronics products.

Working Principle

The MFR50SFRE52-3M4 operates according to the same basic principles as other through-hole resistors. It is a passive two-terminal electronic component which is used to provide electrical resistance in an electrical circuit. The resistor’s design consists of a resistive material, such as carbon, epoxy, or metal oxide film, which is connected between two terminals known as leads. As current passes through the resistor, some of the energy is dissipated as heat, which causes the resistor to warm up. The resistance of the resistor is measured with units called ohms and it can often be adjusted by changing the amount of material used inside the resistor.

The MFR50SFRE52-3M4 is designed to provide a precise and stable resistance. This is achieved by using a homogeneous resistive material which is highly conductive and compatible with a wide range of environmental conditions. The resistor also has an insulator substrate and low inductance which helps reduce the build-up of magnetic fields, while the high-quality contact pins provide reliable electrical contact and thermal stability.

Conclusion

The MFR50SFRE52-3M4 through-hole resistor is an incredibly common and versatile component used in a wide variety of applications. Its smaller size and reliable performance make it an ideal solution for various electronic systems. The resistor operates according to the same basic principles as other through-hole resistors with a resistive material connected between two terminals to dissipate energy as heat. The resistor also has a homogeneous resistive material, insulator substrate, and low inductance which help enhance its performance.

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