MP825-200-1%

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Introduction to Through Hole Resistors

Through Hole Resistors, also known as Through-Hole, Traditional, or Through Silicon, are resistors that are mounted to the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Typically, Through Hole Resistors feature two metal contacting ends (one at each end of the resistor body). Depending on the type of resistor, one of the contacting ends may have a larger section which is used for attaching it to the printed circuit board. In addition, there may also be additional contacts according to the type of resistor.

MP825-200-1% Application Field and Working Principle

The MP825-200-1% is a through hole resistor featuring a rather large outer diameter size of 8.2mm. The resistor body is made of a thermally and chemically highly stable material, which features very low outgassing and an extremely short warm-up time. Furthermore, thanks to its constructions, it allows for shock and vibration resistance. As a through hole resistor, the MP825-200-1% is mainly used in medium to high power applications. This makes it ideal for applications such as telecommunications, computing, industrial automation, and power supplies among others.

When it comes to its working principle, the MP825-200-1% works by limiting the amount of current that is allowed to flow through the circuit. This is done by dissipating the generated heat directly onto the Printed Circuit Board. It should be noted that the size of the resistor’s body is an important factor, as it directly affects the amount of heat that can be dissipated onto the board. This is why the larger size of the MP825-200-1% makes it ideal for higher power applications, as it can dissipate more heat than smaller resistors.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the MP825-200-1% is a Through Hole Resistor ideal for medium to high power applications, thanks to its large body size and its thermally and chemically stable construction. It limits the amount of current allowed to flow through the circuit by dissipating heat directly onto the Printed Circuit Board. This makes it a great choice for applications such as telecommunications, computing, industrial automation, and many others.

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