PR02000203902JA100 Resistors

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Through hole resistors refer to components that are typically mounted on circuit boards and used to reduce electrical current. They are typically anodized, and can be found in most electronic components and boards. PR02000203902JA100 is a type of through hole resistor.

A PR02000203902JA100 resistor is composed of an anodic strip or a coil of resistive material, also called a resistor element. The resistor element is enclosed in a shell usually referred to as a housing. This housing may contain other components such as a small metal tube for crimping, terminals, support structures, and a trim pot.

The application field of PR02000203902JA100 is fairly broad. It is used in the automotive industry, aviation, computer industry, and telecommunications, however it is most prominently used in the electronic equipment industry. The resistor is used to limit the current, protect devices, reduce noise, and regulate and eliminate power distortions. All of these applications require the PR02000203902JA100 to control the flow of electricity in some capacity.

PR02000203902JA100 resistors are a popular choice for controlling current in precision instruments due to their high stability, and they are capable of functioning in extreme environments. One of the main advantages of using through-hole resistors is that they are easy to assembly and mount on boards.

The working principle of PR02000203902JA100 resistors is based on Ohm’s law, which states that the current in an electric circuit is equal to the product of the applied voltage and the resistance of the circuit. Therefore, the resistor’s resistance directly corresponds to the amount of current it allows to pass. When current passes through a PR02000203902JA100 resistor, it experiences a voltage drop, which is known as voltage drop. Depending on the design of the resistor, the voltage drop may be adjustable or non-adjustable. Adjustable resistors typically feature a small dial or knob that allows for the adjustment of the voltage drop.

PR02000203902JA100 through hole resistors provide significant advantages over surface mount resistors, including superior performance, increased stability and improved durability. They are also more reliable in high-power circuits as compared to surface mount resistors, since they have higher thermal-conductivity and lower parasitic capacitances. Additionally, they are widely used to improve the electrical performance in tight spaces, such as automotive and aerospace applications.

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