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Through Hole Resistors

Through-hole resistors are one of the most basic types of resistor components. They consist of a bulkhead mounted on a printed circuit board, with a hole drilled through the board for components to be threaded into. The resistors themselves are usually made from either ceramic material, or metal alloy, and are designed to resist the flow of electric current by using resistive material.

The majority of through-hole resistors are available in either axial or radial forms. Axial components are usually affixed directly onto a printed circuit board and have leads that are threaded through the board. Radial components, on the other hand, are placed inside a larger cylindrical body, and have two leads that extend outwards from the ends of the body.

One of the most widely used models of through-hole resistors is the OF163JE series. These resistors offer many advantages that make them an ideal choice for many applications. These include:

• High performance – These resistors have an extremely low effective series resistance (ESR), allowing them to operate in many higher-temperature environments compared to other resistor components.
• High reliability – The OF163JE series resistors are constructed using high-precision manufacturing techniques, leading to more reliable and reliable performance.
• Wide range of sizes – The variety of sizes available in the OF163JE series makes it possible to use these resistors in many different applications, from high-temperature environments to low-power circuits.
• Low leakage – The combination of high-quality manufacturing techniques and a rugged construction ensures that the OF163JE resistors have a low leakage current, further increasing their reliability.

The working principle of any through-hole resistor is relatively simple. Electrical current passes through the resistor and is resisted by the material on the inside of the component. This resistance causes the current to become weaker before it passes through the component and out into the circuit. The amount of current that passes through the resistor can be affected by varying factors, such as the size of the resistor, its operating temperature, and the amount of voltage running through it.

The OF163JE series resistors are ideal for many different types of applications. These include power circuits, where the low leakage current and high temperature operation makes them an ideal choice for protecting circuitry. They are also widely used in automotive and defense electronics, where their rugged construction ensures that they can operate reliably in harsh conditions. Finally, they are commonly used in low-power circuits, where their low resistance makes them ideal for providing accurate levels of voltage.

In conclusion, through-hole resistors are one of the most basic types of resistor components. The OF163JE series is one of the most widely used models, offering a combination of high performance, reliability, wide range of sizes, and low leakage current. These resistors are ideal for use in many applications, from power circuits to low-power circuits, and can be used in harsh environments thanks to their rugged construction.

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