NSP15AJB-10R

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Through Hole Resistors are a common component in a variety of systems and applications. One type of through hole resistor, the NSP15AJB-10R, is a cylindrical, fixed-value resistor with a maximum operating temperature of 105°C. The resistor has two terminals, with one end of the resistor body soldered to the printed circuit board and the other end connected to a pin header.

The resistor body is mostly white in color with a circular band for the 10-ohm value indication. It has a small number of wattage dissipated with an ability to withstand peak power loads. The body of the resistor includes an epoxy coating that provides excellent insulation.

The chip resistors are constructed using metal foil technology embedded between the ceramic body and the conductive element. The resistive element is composed of a thin film of electroplated metals such as copper, nickel and gold. The resistor body is coated with a layer of epoxy to form a protective seal from the environment.

The NSP15AJB-10R is used in a variety of applications. It is suitable for low-voltage applications, such as in medical devices and consumer electronics. It is also suited for communication applications and serial signal transceiving. In most cases,the resistor is used as part of circuit protection mechanisms as it can handle high electrical current with minimal heat generation.

The resistor’s working principle is based on Ohm’s Law, which states that the voltage across the resistor is equal to the current passing through it multiplied by its resistance value. When current passes through a resistor, a voltage is generated across it and that voltage is measured. This measurement is used to determine the resistor’s value.

The resistor’s resistance value is determined by its length and width. The length is calculated by taking the total surface area of the resistor and dividing it by the width of the resistor. The resistance value is determined by the ratio of the total surface area to the width of the conductor. This ratio is known as the resistance factor.

The value of the resistor also depends on its material, as different materials will have different resistive properties. The resistive materials used in the NSP15AJB-10R are gold and copper. Gold has a higher resistivity than copper, so it is more resistant to current flow. Copper, however, has better thermal conductivity, so it is better suited for high power applications.

The NSP15AJB-10R is a reliable and efficient through hole resistor suitable for low-voltage applications. Its resistance value is determined by the ratio of its length to its width, and by its material. It is a commonly used component in communication and serial signal transceiving applications and is able to withstand peak power loads.

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