SQP200JB-1R6

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Through Hole Resistors are used in a wide variety of applications. In the field of electrical engineering, they are used to regulate current and voltage. In industrial and consumer applications, they are used to regulate temperatures, measure pressure, and control other variables. The SQP200JB-1R6 Through Hole Resistor is one such device.

The SQP200JB-1R6 is a carbon film, single-ended Through Hole Resistor. It is designed to be mounted in an insulated cast or plated through holes in the printed circuit board. The resistor has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, with a maximum operating temperature of +150°C. The SQP200JB-1R6 has a power rating of maximun wattage of 0.2W with a current rating of 200mA.

The SQP200JB-1R6 Through Hole Resistor works by providing a resistance to the flow of current within a circuit. The current is inherently regulated by the resistance level provided, making it an effective device for regulating voltages, currents and other variables. The resistor also functions as a dissipater of temperature, a measurer of pressure, or even a damper or limiter to the current.

The utility of the resistor depends on the value it is assigned. This value is determined by the combination of three different factors; the materials used, the size of the resistor, and the level of resistance required.

The material used for a Through Hole Resistor determines its physical properties, such as temperature performance. The available materials include ceramics, metal films and glass-coated ceramics, with metal films and glass-coated ceramics being the most commonly used. The size of the resistor also influences its characteristics. The resistance of a resistor changes as its size shrinks, making it necessary to select an appropriate size to achieve the desired resistance.

The desired resistance is set by calculating the ratio between the applied voltage and the desired current, also referred to as the ohm\'s law. This ratio can be calculated by dividing the applied voltage by the required current. With this ratio calculated, the correct resistor value can then be determined.

In addition to regulating and controlling current flow, Through Hole Resistors are also used to measure capacitance, inductance and frequency. The SQP200JB-1R6 Through Hole Resistor is a reliable and versatile device that is suitable for many different applications.

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