MOX200001105JE

Through Hole Resistors are a type of electronic component that restricts the flow of electric current. The MOX200001105JE is an example of a relatively small and cost-effective Through Hole Resistor with a low power rating and small package size.

The MOX200001105JE is an Ohmite resistor. It can be used in a large variety of applications and they generally provide low thermal noise. The MOX200001105JE is made from a carbon-filled epoxy material and has a temperature coefficient of resistance of 0.2 percent per watt. It is also rated to handle 1.5 watts and the body height is 2.5 millimeters.

The MOX200001105JE is used primarily for AC (alternating current) and DC (direct current) applications and it can be wired in-line with a variety of components to provide a voltage or current divider or fan speed control. When it is wired in series with an electric component, the resistor acts to reduce the amount of current that passes through the device. In parallel applications, the resistor increases the amount of current passing in the circuit and can be used as a protective resistor for AC circuits.

The primary purpose of a Through Hole Resistor is to redirect, control, and/or limit the flow of electric current. Their working principle is relatively straight forward: current encounters a resisting material, reducing the current. The amount of resistance created by a resistor is determined by two factors: the size of the resistor and the material used in its construction. The MOX200001105JE is constructed from a carbon-filled epoxy material; this material, which contains carbon, has a large number of “barriers” that the electrons must traverse in order to pass through it and, as a result, reduces the amount of electrical current that can flow across it – resulting in a reduced or limited current flow. The size of the resistor is determined by its package size, which is 2.5 millimeters in the case of the MOX200001105JE.

In summary, the MOX200001105JE is an Ohmite Through Hole Resistor. The main purpose of the MOX200001105JE is to limit the flow of electric current and while it is primarily used in AC and DC applications, it can be used for a variety of other applications as well. Its working principle is based on the size of the resistor and the material it is made of – the larger the resistor and the more “barriers” or “impediments” that electrons must traverse, the greater the resistance.