TA203PA1K00JE

Series:	Power Chip® TA
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Resistance:	1 kOhms
Tolerance:	±5%
Power (Watts):	3W
Composition:	Thick Film
Features:	--
Temperature Coefficient:	±50ppm/°C
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 180°C
Package / Case:	Radial
Supplier Device Package:	Powerchip®
Size / Dimension:	0.500" L x 0.100" W (12.70mm x 2.54mm)
Height - Seated (Max):	0.620" (15.75mm)
Number of Terminations:	2
Failure Rate:	--

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TA203PA1K00JE application field and working principleTA203PA1K00JE, commonly known as through-hole resistors, are one of the most widely used devices in electrical and electronics engineering. Through-hole resistors are resistors that have been constructed with a metalized lead frame and two electrodes embedded in the center of the resistor body. The leads provide the electrical connection to the resistor and the body acts as an insulator to protect the electrical circuit from any electrical shock.In its most basic form, a through-hole resistor will typically consist of a metalized lead frame, a resistor body, and two electrodes embedded in the center of the resistor body. The electrodes are typically placed so that the leads of one end of the resistor body are connected to the positive (+) side of power source, while the other end is connected to the negative (-) side of power source. This allows the current to pass through the resistor, which in turn creates a voltage drop across the resistor. The voltage drop then creates an electrical field and a corresponding resistance value for the resistor. The resistance value of the resistor can then be used to calculate the required current and power consumed by a component in the circuit.Through-hole resistors are available in a wide variety of resistance values and packages, ranging from very small chip resistors to larger leaded packages. The smaller packages are often used in low-power circuits, while the larger packages are generally used in high powered applications. Through-hole resistors are typically made from resistive materials such as carbon, metal oxide, or ceramic, and are typically surface mounted on the circuit board.Through-hole resistors are also resistant to environmental factors such as temperature changes, humidity, and pressure changes. This makes them ideal for applications that require durability and reliability in harsh conditions. Through-hole resistors are also relatively easy to install and remove, and typically require minimal time and effort to replace.Through-hole resistors are widely used in many applications, such as automotive, telecoms, consumer electronics, computers, industrial, and scientific instrumentation. In automotive applications, through-hole resistors are used in automotive electronics for controlling the speed and position of motor control systems, as well as providing overvoltage and overcurrent protection. In telecoms applications, through-hole resistors are used for controlling the amount of current flowing through telephone lines, digital circuits, and analogue circuits. Consumer electronics applications also make use of through-hole resistors for controlling audio and video equipment, and for providing isolation and isolation protection in systems with sensitive electronics.Through-hole resistors are also regularly used in computers for power supply systems, data acquisition systems, and other areas where reliable voltage regulation and current limiting is required. Industrial applications use through-hole resistors for controlling the power output of industrial machinery and equipment. In scientific instrumentation, through-hole resistors are used to measure electrical signals and provide an effective way of voltage dividing and voltage measurement.Overall, through-hole resistors are an invaluable component for a wide range of applications, due to their durable construction, wide range of available resistance values, and ability to handle environmental and temperature changes. Through-hole resistors can be used in almost any electrical and electronics application, and are a relatively easy and cost effective way to meet a variety of requirements.

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