MFR50SFRF52-30R9

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Through-hole resistors are electronic components that are used to alter current flows in circuits in order to generate a desired voltage level or resistance. The MFR50SFRF52-30R9 is a through-hole resistor that is typically used in circuits requiring low resistance and high frequency. It has a resistance of 2Ω and operates up to an operating frequency of 30MHz.

The MFR50SFRF52-30R9 is designed with a single-layer structure with an outer layer of two components that provides better heat dissipation. This ensures that the resistor does not get too hot when operating at higher frequencies. The two terminals of the resistor have extended pins for easy insertion into the PCB. The resistor also has a tinned outer layer for superior protection against environmental elements.

The MFR50SFRF52-30R9 through-hole resistor has multiple applications. It can be used in various analog and digital circuits and systems, such as amplifiers, filters, and oscillators. It can also be used in power transmitter and receiver circuits, in addition to electrical and electronic test and measurement systems.

The MFR50SFRF52-30R9 is known for its high reliability and stability. It is designed to operate reliably in temperatures between -55°C to +125°C and with a maximum power dissipation of 500mW. It has a capacitance of 0.2pF and a voltage rating of 50V.

The working principle of the MFR50SFRF52-30R9 is relatively simple. It works by reducing or increasing the flow of electrical current based on the resistance value of the resistor. The amount of current flowing through the resistor depends on the voltage and resistance of the device. The voltage is determined by the amount of electrical energy delivered to the circuit, while the resistance is determined by the physical composition of the device.

When the voltage is applied to the MFR50SFRF52-30R9, electrons are forced to pass through the resistor. The electrons encounter the resistance in the resistor, which reduces their velocity, converting some of their energy into heat. This causes the resistor and the circuit to heat up when current passes through it. The resistor then dampens the flow of current, reducing it to the desired level.

The MFR50SFRF52-30R9 is an efficient way to create a specified current flow in circuits. It is designed to be robust and reliable, and can withstand harsh environmental conditions. Its low cost and easy installation makes it a good choice for various applications that require accurate and stable power levels.

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