MP930-4.00K-1%

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Through Hole Resistors (THRs) offer the fundamental electrical component of any circuit board—its ability to resist current and thereby protect the components from excessive current surge. The term “THRs” applies to all types of resistors, including metal-oxide and carbon film resistors, as well as wirewound resistors. The most common type of THR is the MP930-4.00K-1% THR, a device used primarily in high-speed circuits.

MP930-4.00K-1% THRs are part of a range of through hole resistors manufactured by multiple companies for different applications. The other models in this general family are also high performance resistors, with ratings up to 2 W in a relatively small size. In the MP930-4.00K-1% series, the 4.00k stands for the resistance value in Ohms, i.e., 4.00k Ohms. The ‘1%’ indicates the tolerance value, representing the deviation in the actual resistor’s resistance from the stated value. In this series, this tolerance is 1%.

MP930-4.00K-1% THRs are frequently used in telecommunications, data processing, high-speed digital circuits, broadband cable and satellite transmission systems, instrumentation systems and industrial machinery. In high-speed digital circuits, the MP930-4.00K-1% THR can be used to reduce unwanted electrical noise in radio frequency (RF) applications, such as to reduce harmonic interference. Additionally, the device is useful as a temperature-sensitive resistor to control temperature levels.

The way a THR works is quite simple. The resistor is an element that has a consistent resistance to electric current. It is wired in series with the power source and the circuit components. When current flows through the THR, the current is resisted and thus the voltage drop across the resistor is controlled. This allows the device to shunt or dissipate excess current, helping protect sensitive electronic components in the circuit from potentially destructive power surges.

MP930-4.00K-1% THRs are also known as ‘surface mount’ resistors, because they are installed directly on the surface of a PCB. They are manufactured with solid cores, which minimize inductance and allow for high current and high frequency operation. This design also makes them suitable for automated surface mount assembly processes.

In addition to the 4.00K-1% series, there are also several other series of MP930-4.00K-1% THRs, including 5K, 10K, 15K, 20K, 30K and 40K series. Each series has its own set of specifications, including operating temperature range, power intensity capacity and maximum voltage rating.

Overall, MP930-4.00K-1% THRs are reliable and durable components that provide a range of electrical Resistors useful in high speed circuit applications. They are designed to be installed on circuit boards quickly and with minimal assembly because of their surface mount design, making them an ideal choice when quick circuit prototyping is needed.

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