OD335KE

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Through Hole Resistors play an essential role in a wide variety of applications, from controlling the flow of electricity in circuits to protecting delicate electronics from damage. The OD335KE is an especially popular type of through-hole resistor due to its robust construction, wide temperature range, and certification for many industrial-grade applications. This article will explain the applications and operating principles of the OD335KE.

The OD335KE is designed to operate in extreme temperatures ranging from -40 to +125 degrees Fahrenheit. It is suitable for applications that require a high degree of temperature resistance, including common household appliances, industrial machinery, and automotive components. The OD335KE is also certified for use in applications that require extended periods of operation, from intermittent use to continuous 24/7 operation. The resistor is available in both through-hole and surface mount versions, and the mounting hole generally requires no additional modifications.

Another advantage of the OD335KE is its relatively high power dissipation. The resistor is capable of dissipating up to 5 watts of power, making it ideal for use in applications that require high power (such as motor control). It is also capable of withstanding significant current peaks, and the resistor is UL certified for up to 40A of current.

The OD335KE is popular for its robust construction as well. The resistor is constructed of a heat-resistant ceramic material, which allows for a highly efficient dissipation of heat. The resistor also features metalized layers of nickel and silver for improved heat dissipation and a longer service life. The resistor also features an internal resistive element which helps to reduce the self-heating effects that can often occur in other types of resistors.

The OD335KE’s working principle is relatively simple. When a current is applied to the resistor, the resistive element within the resistor will create a voltage drop across the resistor’s terminals. This voltage drop is proportional to the current, and is referred to as the resistor’s resistance. The resistor’s resistance can be adjusted by changing the physical dimensions of the resistive element, or by adding or removing additional resistive elements.

The OD335KE is an excellent choice for a wide variety of industrial and commercial applications. Its robust construction and temperature-resistant design make it suitable for applications that require extended periods of operation and high power consumption. Its adjustable resistance and UL certification also make it an ideal choice for motor control applications. The OD335KE’s working principle and its wide temperature range make it an excellent choice for a variety of through-hole resistor applications.

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