PF2472-820RF1

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PF2472-820RF1 is classified as a through-hole resistor, which is used to regulate the amount of current through an electronic circuit. It is commonly used in telecommunications and digital hearing aid applications due to its high stability and accuracy. The resistor works by limiting the amount of current that is able to flow through it; this in turn can be used to regulate the voltage running through the circuit.

PF2472-820RF1 resistors have a resistance value of 820 ohms and feature a reliable TCR (temperature coefficient of resistance) of +/-25 ppm/°C. This means that the resistance of the resistor stays relatively constant as temperatures change. The resistor’s rapid response time, combined with its close tolerance ensures repeatable and accurate results. It’s low-inductance construction further contributes to its performance.

PF2472-820RF1 resistors have a power rating of 0.5 watts which makes them ideal for relatively low power applications. They are commonly used in applications such as audio amplifiers, digital-to-analog conversion, voltage regulation, and telecommunications. The resistor is used to control current and voltage to increase the accuracy of the circuit and ensure the intended result.

The PF2472-820RF1 is a through-hole resistor, meaning that it has terminals that protrude from both sides of its cylindrical body. This type of resistor can be mounted on the circuit board by drilling holes into the circuit board, then soldering the terminals of the resistor into the holes. This ensures that the resistor is securely attached to the board and will not move around during operation.

PF2472-820RF1 resistors are reliable and versatile; they are ideal for use in low power applications and will provide accurate and repeatable results. The resistor’s solid design and low power rating makes it suitable for a variety of circuits, including digital to analog conversion, voltage regulation, and telecommunications.

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