MP9100-2.00-1%

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• Through Hole Resistors
• • MP9100-2.00-1%
  • • Application Field
    • Working Principle

The MP9100-2.00-1% resistance through hole resistor is a device that is used to limit the amount of current passing through a circuit in order to protect components from being damaged by high current. This type of resistor can be used in many different applications, from consumer electronics and industrial control to automotive and military applications. It is a very versatile resistor due to its small size, high resistance, and low power consumption.

This resistor is manufactured to MIL-R-83733 specifications. It has a resistance of 2.00 ohms with a tolerance of 1%. The resistance is 1/3 the power rating. The resistors are constructed from low tolerance film technology and a thick-film metallization system. The dimensions of this resistor are 0.079"x0.039"x0.039", with a resistance of 2.00 ohms, a power rating of 5 watts, and an operating temperature range of -55˚C to +125˚C. The maximum operating voltage for this resistor is 45 volts.

The application field for the MP9100-2.00-1% passive through hole resistor covers a wide range. It is suitable for hospitals, medical and scientific laboratories, and research facilities. Its use covers many fields, such as telecommunication, audio and video, power supplies, inverters, and control systems. The resistors are also widely used in automotive, professional audio, lighting, instrumentation, and military and aerospace applications.

The working principle of a through hole resistor is simple. Resistors are components that limit the flow of electricity through a circuit by presenting an opposition to electric current. The resistor limits current from a source to a value determined by the resistor\'s resistance rating. In other words, resistance restricts the flow of electricity. Depending on the resistance value, the number of volts and current (amps) flowing through a resistor can be calculated.

The resistance value of a resistor determines the amount of current that can pass through a circuit. The current each resistor will allow depends on its resistance value. A higher resistance value will reduce the current to values lower than that of a resistor with a lower resistance value. As all resistors heat up when current passes through them, the wattage rating of the resistor is crucial in determining if the resistor is able to handle the power load in the circuit.

The MP9100-2.00-1% through hole resistor is ideal for many applications due to its small size and low power consumption. Its resistance and thermal characteristics make it suitable for a variety of situations, and its use in medical, communication and military applications makes it an important component in today\'s technology-driven world.

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