MFR50SFTE52-1M18

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Through Hole Resistors are one of the most common and effective components used for a variety of applications. The MFR50SFTE52-1M18 is one such component that is specifically designed for various industrial and commercial applications. This resistor’s physical design provides various benefits in terms of housing size, temperature range, and electrical impact, making it a favorite in the industry.

The applications for this specific resistor model include usage in power management systems, high frequency switching devices, motor control, communications equipment, and instrumentation. It is well suited for use within noise and filter circuits, as well as being used in different forms of digital equipment, IC controllers, and AC/DC power supplies. Complex and current-driven applications such as switching power supplies, as well as current-sensing applications using high-side current-sensing, have particularly benefited from this component.

The MFR50SFTE52-1M18 is cylindrically shaped and sized in what is referred to as a through-hole format, meaning that the entire resistor must pass through a tube or bore in order to work properly. This design is excellent for mounting purposes, as the resistor can easily be secured to a board. The diameter of this model is 0.5 inches, and the overall length is 0.18 inches. This resistor is made of a special type of material, such as a thermistor, which is known for its durability and excellent heat dissipation. This provides a durable, reliable, and long-lasting component that is capable of withstanding high temperature environments.

The working principle of the MFR50SFTE52-1M18 is through a process known as Ohm’s Law. This law is based upon the properties of electrical current and resistance, more specifically the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance. This law has been formulated into an equation, V=IR, meaning Voltage = Current x Resistance. The formula V = IR can be used to determine the strength of a current or difference in voltage based on the resistance of the resistor. This process can be helpful when it comes to controlling the flow of power and voltage.

The MFR50SFTE52-1M18 is able to accommodate very precise levels of resistance, within 0.2 to 0.8 ohm, providing very accurate results. In addition to being used in applications concerning high current, this resistor is also capable of handling very specific levels of power over an extended period of time. This through-hole resistor is highly reliable and offers very consistent performance with minimal variation, making it a great choice for your next project.

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