TE600B8R2J

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Chassis Mount Resistors are electrical components used to limit the flow of current, divide voltages, and adjust signal levels. These resistors are generally designed to dissipate a limited amount of power. TE600B8R2J is one type of such chassis mount resistors.

TE600B8R2J has an average power rating of 0.6 watts. This resistor has a relatively low temperature coefficient of ±100ppm/°C and high maximum overload voltage of 4KV. With a resistance value of 0.5 to 8.20M ohm, TE600B8R2J is a superior resistor that delivers excellent resistance tolerance of ±2%. It also has a unique design that allows for excellent heat dissipation. The product has a specified temperature range of -55°C to +155°C.

TE600B8R2J resistors are used in a variety of applications. In PCs, laptops and other electronic devices, TE600B8R2J resistors are used for current limiting and voltage division purposes. In measuring instruments and test equipment, TE600B8R2J resistors are used to regulate the voltage and current levels. In motors and other integrated circuits, they are used for current sensing and voltage regulation.

TE600B8R2J has a unique working principle. It consists of three parts: a metal resistive element, a ceramic substrate and a metal bracket. The metal resistive element is an alloy of copper and nickel, which is formed into a coil that acts as a resistor. The ceramic substrate provides a support and insulation for the resistive element. The metal bracket is attached to the substrate and acts as a heat sink, dissipating the heat generated by the resistor.

The metal bracket is attached to the chassis, which helps dissipate the heat generated by the resistor. With the metal bracket attached, the resistive element is positioned close to the chassis, allowing the heat to dissipate quickly and efficiently. This is important, as it prevents the resistor from overheating, which could damage the circuit.

The resistive element in TE600B8R2J resistors works by restricting the flow of electrons, which in turn limits the current flowing through the circuit. This helps maintain the voltage level in the circuit, as well as preventing it from becoming too high. The resistor also divides the voltage into different levels, helping to regulate the output voltage of the circuit.

In conclusion, TE600B8R2J is one type of chassis-mount resistor with an average power rating of 0.6 watts, a temperature coefficient of ±100ppm/°C and a resistance range of 0.5 to 8.20M ohm. It has a unique working principle, with a metal resistive element, ceramic substrate and metal bracket that works to restrict current and divide voltages. TE600B8R2J chassis-mount resistors are used in PCs, laptops and other electronic devices, measuring instruments and test equipment, and motors and other integrated circuits.

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