MFR50SFRF52-107K

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Through Hole Resistors have various applications, especially when it comes to the MFR50SFRF52-107K. This resistor is designed, manufactured and marketed by Cornell-Dubilier Electronics, Inc. It is a surface-mount resistor with a square-shaped body that can be placed on the edge of a printed-circuit board or as part of a printed-circuit board assembly. The MFR50SFRF52-107K has a capacitance of 0.5 pF, a voltage rating of 50V, and an impedance rating of 107KOhms. It also has a temperature coefficient of +25ppm/°C.

The MFR50SFRF52-107K is designed for use in various types of circuits, including low-voltage, high-DCR (direct current resistance) circuits. It can be used in circuits where a combination of higher current handling and higher resistance values are needed. The resistor is also used in high-resistance and high-temperature applications, and can be used in conjunction with other components in complex circuits.

The MFR50SFRF52-107K is ideal for many applications, including DC/AC applications, switching power supplies, motor controls, and audio systems. In addition, it can be used in analog and digital circuit designs. Some of its common uses include voltage-to-current conversion, voltage-clamping circuits, current limiting, and as part of a circuit\'s feedback loop.

The working principle behind the MFR50SFRF52-107K is the same as with any other through-hole resistor. The resistor is composed of a resistive material, typically metal, and the resistance is determined by the shape and size of the resistor. When current passes through the resistor, electrons are moved, and the resistance of the resistor changes accordingly. In this way, the resistor can act as a voltage divider, or a voltage-bearing element in an electric circuit.

In addition to the current-limiting applications, through-hole resistors such as the MFR50SFRF52-107K can also be used in conjunction with other components in a circuit, such as capacitors or inductors. In these applications, the resistor helps to “tone down” signals, providing signal conditioning and filtering. On top of that, the resistor\'s temperature coefficient allows it to be used in high-temperature environments.

Through Hole Resistors such as the MFR50SFRF52-107K are commonly used in many industries, from consumer electronics to automation. Their ability to provide accurate and reliable resistance in various environments make them invaluable components in any electrical circuit. To make sure you get the most out of your through-hole resistor, make sure to pick components that meet your specific application\'s requirements.

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