MR1FTR100

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Through Hole Resistors

The MR1FTR100 is a through-hole resistor. It is essentially a low-cost resistor package that features the advantages of a standard through-hole mounted component without the need for extra external soldering. The MR1FTR100 is offered in five variants: 1/4-watt, 1/2-watt, 2-watt, 3-watt and 5-watt.

These resistors come in three standard resistance values: 100 ohms, 1 kilo-ohm and 9.1 kilo-ohm, each with a tolerance of +/- 5%. They are capable of dissipating large currents and temperatures up to 170°C (338°F).

Each resistor comes with two terminals, one for the positive terminal and one for the negative. They have a low thermal resistance, making them ideal for applications such as amplifiers, solar panels, lighting, industrial control and many more.

The construction of the resistor is quite simple. It consists of a ceramic body with two electrodes welded to the surface. The body is permanently flushed with a dielectric material, which forms an insulation barrier between the two electrodes. The resistor then has a metal connection, which is attached to the substrate and provides the electrical connection.

The electrical characteristics of the resistor depend on the materials used, which include the type of ceramic and the width of the connection. The resistor is able to resist current, dissipate heat and store energy in the dielectric material. It also can provide radiation protection.

In terms of application, the MR1FTR100 is designed to be used in applications in which galvanic element is necessary. Some examples of applications include signal coupling, power conditioning, current protection, voltage spike reduction, electromagnetic interference rejection and thermal protection.

In terms of working principle, the basic working principle of the MR1FTR100 is that of an ohmic resistor. It works by offering an opposition to the flow of current through it. The current is allowed to flow through a conductive element, such as a metal wire, and the resistor helps to reduce the amount of current that flows through it. As the current passes through the resistor, it causes some of the energy to be dissipated as heat.

As the current passes through the resistor, it also causes a voltage drop across the resistor. This voltage drop is what allows the resistor to become an effective means of protection against voltage spikes or overvoltages in a circuit.

The MR1FTR100 is a cost-effective, reliable through-hole resistor that can be used in a variety of applications. It is suitable for applications that require high current, high voltage and high temperature conditions. It also offers a solid solution for voltage protection and current limiting.

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