TE600B1K2J

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Chassis Mount Resistors are widely used in applications spanning from military to consumer products. TE600B1K2J, a widely used type of chassis mount resistor, is also known as a non-inductive wirewound resistor, and it is used in applications such as automotive, industrial, lightning protection, power conditioning, and switching power supply just to name a few. These resistors are designed to handle high-power requirements, and they are often used in more demanding applications, like lightning protection and power conditioning.

A TE600B1K2J chassis mount resistor has a power rating of 600W and provides a resistance value of 1k ohms. It consists of a metalized epoxy substrate with a high temperature resistant winding of a Nichrome alloy. The metalized epoxy substrate provides isolation from the ambient environment, while the winding provides the resistance value. The Nichrome alloy provides the necessary heat performance to sustain the high power rating. This type of resistor is also usually offered in a variety of sizes and with various resistance values.

The TE600B1K2J chassis mount resistor is typically used in high-power applications with its 600W power rating and its 1 k ohms resistance value. It is suitable for use in DC circuits with operating voltages up to 600V and operating temperatures up to 200°C. It is also able to withstand high vibration and shock conditions. The resistor is offered in several form factors, including through-hole, circuit board, and surface mount types. The through-hole type is intended for applications where space is limited and where the resistor needs to be directly attached to the chassis.

The working principle of the TE600B1K2J chassis mount resistor relies on the resistance of the winding material, which is determined by the resistance value of the Nichrome alloy wire, the number of coils of the wire around the core, and the number of layers of wire. As current flows through the winding, it encounters resistance and heat is produced, causing the temperature of the resistor to increase. This heat is then dissipated either through the core or to the surrounding environment, depending on the type of construction of the resistor. The resistor then acts like a heat sink, dissipating the heat away from its core.

The TE600B1K2J chassis mount resistor is a highly reliable resistor suitable for demanding power applications such as automotive, industrial and lightning protection. Its resistance value and power rating make it an ideal choice for those applications, and it is offered in various form factors to fit various space requirements. Its advanced construction, consisting of a metalized epoxy substrate and Nichrome alloy winding, provides optimal heat performance and protection from environmental conditions, making it a reliable and durable product.

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