NFR25H0001009JR500 Resistors

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Through Hole Resistors are an important type of component in any electronic circuit. The NFR25H0001009JR500 is a through hole resistor designed to meet the needs of commercial and industrial applications. The NFR25H0001009JR500 is a precision high temperature resistor featuring a high rated current of 25A, a low coefficient of temperature and a rated dissipation power of 4.19W across a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. The resistor is ideal for applications needing high power handling capability with a wide temperature range.

The NFR25H0001009JR500 is a wire-wound, non-inductive resistor with a power rating of 8W in a TO-220 package and 2W in a TO-252 package. The resistance value of the resistor is 1000Ω with a tolerance of ±2%. It is rated for a maximum working voltage of 500V. The resistor also features a high temperature coefficient of 0.22%/°C. This ensures very stable performance over a wide temperature range.

The NFR25H0001009JR500 is a through hole resistor designed for applications where high power dissipation is required. It is designed to operate at a maximum working voltage of 500V and a maximum dissipation power of 8W in the TO-220 package. The resistor features a high temperature coefficient which ensures extremely stable performance over a wide temperature range. The resistor is also designed with a low coefficient of temperature to allow for its use in high power applications.

The working principle of the NFR25H0001009JR500 is based on the measurement of the electrical resistance of the resistor element. The resistor element is composed of a wire wound around a ceramic core. The wire is composed of a metal alloy, which has a fixed resistance value. The resistance value is determined by the length and the cross-sectional area of the wire. As the temperature changes, the metal alloy eventually reaches its limit, which causes the resistance value to change. This change in the resistance value is what allows the resistor to dissipate or reduce the current. As the temperature goes up, the resistance value decreases, which is the desired effect of the resistor. This allows the resistor to prevent the circuit from becoming overloaded by the current. The change in the resistance value is what makes the resistor an effective tool in controlling the current in a circuit.

The NFR25H0001009JR500 is a precision high temperature resistor that is ideal for applications needing high power handling capability with a wide temperature range. It features a high rated current of 25A, a low coefficient of temperature and a rated dissipation power of 4.19W across a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. The resistor is designed with a high temperature coefficient which ensures extremely stable performance over a wide temperature range. The resistor is designed to operate at a maximum working voltage of 500V and is rated for a maximum working voltage of 500V and a maximum dissipation power of 8W in the TO-220 package. The resistance value of the resistor is 1000Ω with a tolerance of ±2%.

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