MOX-400231006FE

Through Hole Resistors are widely used in electronic circuits due to their low cost and physical size, as well as their low power consumption and reliability. One of the most common types of Through Hole Resistors is the MOX-400231006FE resistor. This resistor is used in a variety of applications, including industrial, commercial and residential organizations, due to its robust design and reliable performance.

The MOX-400231006FE is a Through Hole Resistor with a 1006FE body size. It is constructed from a high-grade ceramic material, which is resistant to thermal shock and mechanical shock. The resistor is rated for operation up to 10V and is capable of handling power up to 1.5W. Additionally, the MOX-400231006FE is rated for high voltage operation up to 250V, with a maximum power dissipation rating of 2.5W.

The MOX-400231006FE is typically used in power circuits due to its robust design and high power rating. It is commonly used in applications such as LED lighting, DC-DC converters and automotive applications. Additionally, it is also used in applications where precise ohmic values are required, such as audio circuits, motor control circuits and digital circuits. The MOX-400231006FE is a non-inductive device, which means that it does not generate high frequency interference, making it ideal for use in sensitive electronic circuits.

The working principle of the MOX-400231006FE is relatively simple. The resistor works by creating a electrical resistance in the path of current flow. This resistance is established by the number of carbon atoms in the material, which increases the current\'s resistance as it passes through it. The amount of resistance created depends on the type of material that the resistor is composed of, as well as the size of the resistor. Typically, larger resistors create a higher resistance than smaller ones.

Overall, the MOX-400231006FE resistor is a highly reliable and efficient Through Hole Resistor. It is used in a variety of applications due to its robust design and high power rating. The resistor is typically used in power circuits for its high voltage operation and precise ohmic values. It also works by creating a resistance in the path of current flow, with larger resistors typically creating a higher resistance than smaller ones.