MK1133FE-R52

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Through Hole Resistors

Through Hole Resistors, otherwise known as THRs, are used to limit or regulate the amount of current in a circuit. This type of resistor is one of the most commonly used components in electronics and has been in use for decades.

One of the most popular types of through hole resistors is the MK1133FE-R52. It is an axial type resistor with an insulated body that is designed to fit through holes on printed circuit boards. These resistors offer excellent performance and reliability and are available in a range of resistance values from 10 ohms to 500K ohms.

The MK1133FE-R52 is constructed with a metal oxide film and a stainless steel body that is insulated for safety. The insulation protects users from high temperatures and shocks, allowing for safer installation and use. The resistor is also RoHS compliant, meaning that it meets European safety standards.

The MK1133FE-R52 is typically used in applications such as voltage regulation, current control, voltage sensing and noise reduction. It is also often used for protection purposes, such as protecting sensitive components from over-voltage. Additionally, this type of resistor is ideal for use in low voltage and low current applications, due to its low resistance.

The working principle of the MK1133FE-R52 is based on Ohm’s Law. Ohm’s Law states that the current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage applied across the two points, provided that the temperature remains constant. This means that when a voltage is applied across the resistor’s terminals, a current will flow through it. The magnitude of the current is then determined by the resistance of the resistor.

The MK1133FE-R52 also has a non-linear characteristic, meaning that its resistance will change when the voltage applied across it is varied. This is because its resistance is subject to variation due to temperature and other electrical factors. The non-linear characteristic of the resistor is represented on its resistance-temperature curve, which shows how the resistance of the resistor changes with temperature. The curve allows engineers to use the MK1133FE-R52 for accurate and precise voltage and current regulation.

Overall, the MK1133FE-R52 is a reliable and durable resistor that can be used for a variety of applications. Its axial design allows it to be easily assembled on printed circuit boards, while its RoHS compliant construction ensures safety and reliability. Its low resistance and non-linear characteristics make it an ideal choice for voltage and current regulation, while its resistance-temperature curve guarantees precise voltage and current regulation.

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