MJ2100FE-R52

Through Hole Resistors are used to limit current flow, provide equivalence between current, voltage and resistance, reduce power losses and control signal levels. Many types of Through Hole Resistors are available, including the MJ2100FE-R52, which has a wide range of applications and a working principle based on the concept of Ohm’s law.

The MJ2100FE-R52

The MJ2100FE-R52 is a Through Hole Resistor specifically designed for use in low-power, low-voltage applications. It is constructed with a metal film of resistive material that is wound on an insulating core. This Through Hole Resistor offers reliable performance in a variety of circuits, including AC/DC conversion, voltage regulation, signal processing, temperature control, and more. The MJ2100FE-R52 is resistant to vibration and is resistant to temperature variations up to 150°C. Its physical dimensions are 0.39" (10mm) x 1.14" (29mm) x 0.45" (11.5mm).

Applications of the MJ2100FE-R52

The MJ2100FE-R52 has a wide range of applications, such as AC/DC conversion, voltage regulation, signal processing, temperature control, and more. It is widely used in applications requiring low-power, low-voltage operation, such as data acquisition systems, communications equipment, test and measurement applications, microprocessors, medical instrumentation, and military applications. It is particularly well-suited for high-density surface-mount printed wiring boards (PWB) and multilayer PWB applications due to its resistance to vibration and temperature variations up to 150°C.

Working Principle of the MJ2100FE-R52

The working principle of the MJ2100FE-R52 is based on the concept of Ohm’s law. According to Ohm’s law, the amount of voltage (V) flowing through a circuit is directly proportional to the current (I) passing through it. This means that if the current is increased, then the voltage will also increase, and vice versa. The MJ2100FE-R52 works by limiting the current that passes through the circuit, thus controlling the voltage. This is done by introducing a resistance into the circuit, which slows the current flow and reduces the voltage.

Advantages of the MJ2100FE-R52

The MJ2100FE-R52 offers several advantages for low-power, low-voltage applications. It can be used in high-density surface-mount printed wiring board (PWB) applications where vibration and temperature variations are a concern. It is also reliable and easy to use, and reduces power losses and provides equivalent current, voltage and resistance levels. Furthermore, it is cost-effective and provides consistent performance.

Conclusion

The MJ2100FE-R52 is a Through Hole Resistor specifically designed for use in low-power, low-voltage applications. It is constructed with a metal film of resistive material that is wound on an insulating core, and it is resistant to vibration and temperature variations up to 150°C. Its working principle is based on the concept of Ohm’s law, and it provides a number of advantages, such as reliable performance and reduced power losses. The MJ2100FE-R52 is a cost-effective and versatile component that is suitable for a variety of applications.