MJ15R4FE-R52

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Through Hole Resistors are one of the most essential components in electrical and electronics engineering. They are used in a variety of applications, ranging from controlling current, providing insulation, to introducing radio frequencies. The MJ15R4FE-R52 Through Hole Resistor is particularly suitable for high power applications, due its composition of a ceramic core, aluminum oxide coating, and tin plated zinc connectors.

In terms of its application field, this resistor is suitable for high power electronic systems, including lighting and motion control, automation systems, renewable energy systems, and electric vehicle power control. The resistor’s core is an aluminum oxide coating with a ceramic core. This allows for excellent thermal insulation, high power consumption, and a large range of choices in resistance values. Additionally, the tin plated zinc connectors ensure resistance to corrosion.

The working principle of the MJ15R4FE-R52 through hole resistor is based on the Ohm’s Law: Voltage (V) is equal to the current (I) multiplied by the resistance (R). In other words, when a current passes through the resistor, it will oppose the amount of voltage applied to it. As such, the current value is lowered, and the amount of power consumed is regulated. This feature makes the resistor suitable for applications where the current must be lowered or controlled.

In conclusion, the MJ15R4FE-R52 Through Hole Resistor is a reliable and efficient component for high power applications. It is composed of a ceramic core, aluminum oxide coating, and tin plated zinc connectors, making it suitable for many applications from lighting, automation, and renewable energy systems. Finally, it works through the principle of Ohm’s law, allowing it to regulate current and power consumption.

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