MP850-200-1%

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Through hole resistors, such as the MP850-200-1%, offer a wide range of applications in electrical and electronic engineering. Their wide variety of resistance values and lead configurations allow them to be used in a wide range of circuits and applications. In this article, the application field and working principle of the MP850-200-1% will be discussed in detail.

The MP850-200-1% through hole resistor is a thick film hybrid resistor with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +260°C. It is designed to provide a reliable and stable resistance value over its full operating temperature range. It is safe to operate over its specified temperature range and can be used in many different applications. The MP850-200-1% has a power rating of 3 watts with a tolerance of ±1%.

The MP850-200-1% through hole resistor is primarily used in automotive, aviation, medical, and military applications. In automotive applications, the MP850-200-1% is used in automotive electronics, such as air flow meters, engine control modules, and fuel management systems. In aviation applications, it is used in fuel management systems, navigation equipment, and aircraft communications systems. In medical applications, it is used in pacemakers, medical imaging systems, and drug delivery systems. Finally, in military applications, it is used in missile guidance systems, radar systems, and other military electronics.

The working principle of the MP850-200-1% through hole resistor is based on the fact that when an electrical current passes through a material, the material resists the flow of the current. This resistance is known as electrical resistance. The amount of resistance is largely determined by the material’s resistivity, which is a measure of the amount of resistance per unit length of the material. The resistivity of a material is generally not constant and can be altered by varying the size, shape, temperature, and other characteristics of the material.

In the case of the MP850-200-1% through hole resistor, the resistivity of the material is controlled by a combination of factors, including the material composition, the geometry of the resistor, and the amount of current passing through it. The material composition of the MP850-200-1% consists of a combination of metal oxides, such as tin oxide, and dielectric materials, such as alumina. The geometry of the resistor is an important factor in determining its resistance value. The size and shape of the resistor will determine the amount of current passing through it and the amount of resistance it will provide. The amount of current passing through the resistor will also affect its resistance value; higher currents will cause the resistor to heat up, which will increase its resistance.

In summary, the MP850-200-1% through hole resistor is a reliable and stable resistor designed primarily for automotive, aviation, medical, and military applications. It offers a wide range of resistance values and lead configurations, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Its working principle is based on electrical resistance and is determined by a combination of factors, including its material composition, geometry, and the amount of current passing through it. The MP850-200-1% is a robust and versatile resistor that is designed to perform reliably in applications requiring a wide range of resistance values.

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