OK1645E-R52

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Through Hole Resistors are mainly used in the fields of electronic tech, machining, and circuit testing. The OK1645E-R52 resistor is a through-hole resistors which is designed for the specific needs of those industries. It is one of the most common through-hole resistors used in electronics.

The OK1645E-R52 has a very simple structure with a single resistor and two lead wires. It is made of a ceramic core and a heavy-duty metal sheath. The ceramic core itself does not carry current, but encases a resistive material which in this case is a nickel-chromium alloy. The alloy’s resistance is dependent on the applied voltage and increases when the voltage is increased. The metal sheath provides mechanical protection for the device and helps dissipate heat.

The working principle of the OK1645E-R52 is based on Ohm’s Law. This principle states that the current flowing through a resistor is directly proportional to the voltage applied across the resistor. In other words, when a volt is applied through the resistor, a certain amount of current will flow through it. This amount of current is determined by the resistance of the resistor; higher-resistance resistors will allow less current to flow given the same voltage.

In addition to its use in electronic applications, the OK1645E-R52 is also commonly used in machining shops and circuit testing. In the machining industry, the resistor can be used to control the speed of a motor or to meter the flow of oil or gasoline. In circuit testing, the resistor is used to measure the current flowing through a circuit. This measurement is then used to determine the voltage drop across the circuit.

The OK1645E-R52 is a reliable and durable through-hole resistor. It is easy to use and is readily available from most electronics retailers. Its simple structure and consistent performance make it a great choice for a variety of electronic, machining, and circuit testing needs.

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