MP850-10.0-1%

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Through-hole resistors come in a variety of shapes, sizes and values for different applications. One of the most common types of resistors used is the MP850-10.0-1%. They are also commonly used in a variety of electronic devices.

An MP850-10.0-1% resistor is a type of through-hole resistors that is specifically designed with a unique resistance value of 850 ohms, and a tolerance rating of 1%. It has two terminals, or legs, which are used to form the resistance circuit. It is usually encased in an insulating material and is marked to indicate its resistance value and tolerance rating.

MP850-10.0-1% resistors can be used in many applications where a precise resistance value is required, for example, in amplifiers, oscillators, signal conversion and filtering applications. The resistor is used to prevent and reduce high current surges in the circuit and to limit excess power consumption.

The working principle of MP850-10.0-1% resistors is based on Ohm\'s law, which states that the electric current through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage applied to the conductor. When a voltage is applied across a resistor, the current flowing through it is proportional to the voltage applied across it, and the resistance value of the resistor. In other words, it is the voltage divided by the resistance, according to Ohm\'s law.

These resistors typically operate within the range of 2.3V to 20V, usually at a temperature range of -65°C to 150°C. The temperature coefficient, or temperature drift resistance, of the resistor is usually very low, or even zero, resulting in no change in its resistance value as the temperature fluctuates.

When choosing a through-hole resistor, it is important to choose one that has the appropriate resistance value, tolerance rating, and current rating for the application. It is also important to consider the power dissipation of the resistor, as this will determine how much power the resistor can handle before it needs to be replaced.

As well as resistance, it is also important to consider capacitance. Capacitance is the ability of a component to store electrical energy. It can affect the overall performance of the circuit and can cause resonance, which is an undesirable phenomenon when working in RF applications. Therefore, it is important to choose a resistor with a low capacitance value.

In summary, MP850-10.0-1% resistors are generally used for applications requiring a precise resistance value in the range of 2.3V to 20V. Their tolerance rating is usually 1%, and their power dissipation and capacitance values should be taken into consideration before selecting them for use in a particular circuit.

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