SFR16S0002404JA500

Through Hole Resistors are one of the most common types of resistors used in electrical circuits. They are composed of a cylindrical body, usually made of ceramic or a non-metallic material like plastic, which contain one or more resistive elements. The SFR16S0002404JA500 is a typical Through Hole Resistor and is widely used in industrial applications.

Application Field

The SFR16S0002404JA500 is designed to provide the circuit with a precise and stable resistance value. It is typically used in circuits that require accurate and reliable operation over a wide range of temperatures. It is commonly found in motor and motor controllers, heating systems, air conditioning systems, consumer electronics and industrial automation control systems.

The SFR16S0002404JA500 is also used in high-end instrumentation and measurement equipment due to its high level of accuracy and stability. It is ideal for use in power management systems, power converters and other low power applications.

Working Principle

The SFR16S0002404JA500 is a resistive element that works by reducing the flow of electric current through a circuit. It consists of two metal contacts, or electrodes, made of copper or another alloy. A thin layer of metal oxide, usually manganese dioxide, is sandwiched between the contacts, and it is this layer of oxide that gives the resistor its ability to resist current flow.

When electric current passes from one electrode to the other, electrons from the current interact with the oxide layer. This interaction creates resistance in the form of heat, which is dissipated as energy. The amount of resistance, or ohms, and the amount of energy dissipated depend on the size and type of resistor used.

The SFR16S0002404JA500 is designed to operate over a wide temperature range, from -55 to +150 °C. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications, including those with high temperature requirements.