MR5FB10L0

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Through Hole Resistors

A through hole resistor is a passive two-terminal electrical component that is used to reduce the current flowing through an electronic circuit. It is made from a material like carbon or film that has a specific resistance to the current flow. It can be used to either reduce or increase the amount of current in a circuit and is generally used to handle overloads while providing protection to the electronic components in the circuit. The most common type of through hole resistor is the metal-oxide-film-type, which is low-cost and can dissipate heat well.

The MR5FB10L0 through hole resistor is no exception. It is a versatile component that is widely used across a variety of electronic applications. It is an axial leaded resistor that is manufactured from metal foil and is coated in a protective layer of epoxy resin. The resistor has a resistance range of 0.1 Ohms to 10k Ohms and it can handle an operating temperature range of -55 to 130 degrees Celsius. Aside from its versatile features, it is also highly reliable and accurate and can operate at a high power rate of up to 5 watts.

The MR5FB10L0 through hole resistor is widely used in low power high-performance applications such as temperature sensors, signal conditioning, and noise reduction. It is perfectly suited for these applications because its metal-oxide-film construction offers superior stability and accuracy throughout its lifetime. It is also widely used in automotive and industrial applications due to its robust design and durability. It can handle a high amount of vibration without affecting its functionality, allowing it to be used in high-speed and heavy-duty industrial applications.

The working principle behind the MR5FB10L0 through hole resistor is quite simple. It is based on the Ohm’s law which states that the current flowing through a resistive material is directly proportional to the voltage applied to it. The resistor acts as a barrier that reduces the current flow. The metal-oxide-film construction of the resistor helps to absorb excess energy and dissipate heat, allowing it to handle higher current than most other types of resistors.

The usage of the MR5FB10L0 through hole resistor is very straightforward. It is typically inserted into a drilled hole in the circuit board that is the same size as the resistor itself. The leads of the resistor are then pushed through the hole and soldered to the circuit board. It is important to ensure that the resistor is securely mounted to the board, as it can be damaged if its leads are not properly secured. The resistor can then be used as intended to control the current flowing through a circuit.

In summary, the MR5FB10L0 through hole resistor is a highly reliable and accurate resistor that is designed for a variety of different applications. It is most commonly used in low power high-performance applications such as temperature sensing, signal conditioning and noise reduction, but it is also widely used in automotive and industrial applications for its robust design and durability. Its working principle is based on the Ohm’s law and it is easy to use as it is inserted into a drilled hole on the circuit board and soldered to it.

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