OM1105E-R58

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Through Hole Resistors are widely used in various industrial applications, such as personal computers, telecommunications systems, military/aviation electronics, consumer electronics, automotive applications, and so on. They are known for their high reliability and precision, making them suitable for use in highly reliable systems.

The OM1105E-R58 is one of the most popular through hole resistors. It is a cost-effective, long-life component that is used to convert electrical signals into electronic signals. It has a robust construction, with a bendable diode end and self-centering contacts, and a special polymer body to provide excellent thermal and mechanical resistance.

The OM1105E-R58 is a five-terminal device, with two terminals connected in series. It is a very versatile component, and can be used in a variety of applications to improve signal fidelity and reduce the cost of communication systems. For example, it can be used in modems, power conditioning circuits, and RF systems. It is also suitable for use in applications where low lead resistance is critical.

The working principle of the OM1105E-R58 is relatively simple. When a voltage is applied to the two terminals, the diode end bends, allowing electrical signals to pass through the device. The bending also helps reduce the overall resistance of the device, making it suitable for applications that require low lead resistance. As the voltage increases, the current through the device increases, resulting in a higher output voltage.

The OM1105E-R58 is a commonly used through hole resistor, and it is suitable for a variety of applications. It has high reliability and precision, and it is ideal for use in systems that require low lead resistance. It is an economical and long-life component, and it can be used to improve signal fidelity and reduce the cost of communication systems.

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