OM1325E-R58

Introduction to Through Hole Resistors and OM1325E-R58

The through hole resistor is an electronic component found in almost all electronic circuit designs. Through hole resistors are used to limit the amount of electrical current in a circuit, to provide resistance to the electrical current, and to ensure that the circuit works properly. Through hole resistors are a type of electrical resistor which are typically used in electronic circuits that do not have surface-mounted components. Through hole resistors usually come in two forms: a round or cylindrical shape, or a rectangular shape. Through hole resistors are constructed by encasing an insulating material such as a ceramic or glass material within an outer metal casing, which can then be mounted on a circuit board.

The OM1325E-R58 is a through hole resistor from the manufacturer Alpha Electronics. This product is a two-terminal component designed for through hole mounting on a printed circuit board. This resistor is constructed using an oxidized non-magnetic metal with a resistance range of 0 to 5 Mohm. The maximum operating temperature of this resistor is 70°C (15-27). The tolerance of this resistor is +-10%.

OM1325E-R58 Application Field and Working Principle

The OM1325E-R58 through hole resistor is used in a wide range of applications including automotive, industrial control, communication, medical, and many other electronic systems. It can be used as a source of low-voltage low-current and can be used in analog and digital circuits. The OM1325E-R58 provides excellent protection from overheating, has a high frequency response, and offers stable performance.

The working principle of the OM1325E-R58 through hole resistor is simple. The resistor is a two-terminal component connected to the circuit board. It contains a metallic wire, usually made of a non-magnetic material, which has a certain electrical resistance. When current passes through the wire, it encounters a certain amount of resistance, which controls the amount of electrical charge or energy that can flow through the wire. In this way, the OM1325E-R58 resistor can limit the amount of current passing through a circuit, and the resistance of the resistor can be modified to meet different circuit needs.

Another use of the OM1325E-R58 through hole resistor is its ability to act as a voltage or current divider. A voltage or current divider is a circuit that can reduce a large voltage or current down to a smaller one. This is done by connecting two or more resistors in series. By controlling the value of the resistors, the level of the voltage or current can be adjusted, allowing for precise measurements or control of the current or voltage within a circuit.

Conclusion

The OM1325E-R58 through hole resistor is a reliable and versatile component used in many types of electronic systems. It can be used for limiting current, providing voltage and current dividers, and ensuring stable operation of a system. It is an affordable, robust, and reliable solution for many electronic applications.