TE2500B1R5J

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Chassis mount resistors are a type of fixed resistors in which the element is securely mounted to the circuit board. They are commonly used in automotive, home electronics, industrial, and commercial applications. The TE2500B1R5J is a chassis mount resistor with a five-digit code. This code is used to indicate the resistor’s maximum power rating, current rating, resistance tolerance, and temperature coefficient.

The TE2500B1R5J is designed for circuit applications that require a high power rating, such as in power supplies or amplifiers. The resistor is made up of two elements. The first element is the resistor itself, which consists of a material with a fixed electrical resistance. The second element is the mounting base, which is used to secure the resistor to the circuit board. The mounting base is usually made of stainless steel, or a nonmetallic material such as plastic or ceramic.

In order to determine the TE2500B1R5J’s maximum power and current ratings, its resistance tolerance, and temperature coefficient, it is important to read the 5-digit code printed on its surface. The first two digits represent the resistance tolerance, which is expressed in parts per million (PPM). The next two digits indicate the temperature coefficient, which is measured in degrees Celsius. The last digit is the maximum power rating, which is measured in milliwatts (mW).

The TE2500B1R5J is ideal for applications that require a high power rating, such as power supplies, amplifiers, and power converters. It also has a relatively low temperature coefficient, meaning it is less prone to changes in resistance due to temperature fluctuations. The resistor also has a high resistance tolerance, meaning it is less likely to produce unreliable signals due to minor fluctuations in resistance.

The TE2500B1R5J chassis mount resistor\'s working principle is based on Ohm’s law. According to Ohm’s law, the voltage applied across a resistor is directly proportional to the current passing through it. This means that if the voltage applied across the resistor is increased, the current passing through it will also increase. Conversely, if the voltage is decreased, the current will decrease as well. As the temperature of the resistor increases, its resistance will also increase, which will reduce the amount of current passing through it.

The TE2500B1R5J is designed to be used in a wide range of applications. Its high power rating, low temperature coefficient, and high resistance tolerance make it an ideal choice for automotive, home electronics, industrial, and commercial applications. Its working principle, based on Ohm’s law, allows it to accurately convert voltage and current values into resistance values. This makes it a reliable and accurate resistor for in-circuit applications.

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