THS152K2J

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Chassis mount resistors are used to control the voltage and current in electronic circuits. The THS152K2J is one type of chassis mount resistor that is particularly well suited for use in industrial automation and consumer applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the THS152K2J.

The THS152K2J is a non-inductively wound, through-hole style resistor. It features two, three, or four leads and is available in a variety of resistance values ranging from 1 ohm to 2.2K ohms. It is made of a high quality metal alloy that makes it suitable for applications experiencing both high and low temperatures. This type of resistor is also corrosion resistant, making it particularly suitable for use in hostile environments.

Its applications include high-temperature and automotive environments, consumer electronics, and various industrial automation applications. It is well suited for use in a variety of low-current applications, such as amplifier impedance matching and voltage regulation, and also for general purpose resistors for filtering, signal tone, and timing applications. Since it is mechanically strong and features a low self-inductance, it is also used in high-frequency applications with DC or low-level RF signals.

The THS152K2J is a three-terminal datasheet resistor constructed of a solid-state body and a wire-wound element. The body is composed of a disc with metal alloy pellets connected to the leads. These metal alloy pellets heat up or cool down depending on the amount of electricity that is passed through them. This results in a resistance measurement that is identified on the datasheet. The wire-wound element is made up of three silk-coated wire strands tightly wound around the disc. This element provides a stable resistance value that is typically precise within a tolerance of ±1%.

The three terminals of the THS152K2J are connected to the body through the metal alloy pellets. When an electrical current is supplied to the resistor, the metal alloy pellets heat up or cool down depending on the magnitude and direction of the current. This causes a change in resistance, which is measured by the wire-wound element. The wire-wound element has a relatively low inductance, which makes it suitable for use in high-frequency electronic circuits.

Furthermore, the THS152K2J is designed with a sealant that prevents moisture or contaminants from entering the resistor. This sealant also helps maintain the mechanical strength of the resistor since it prevents unintentional bending of the terminals or leads during assembly. This provides an extra layer of protection against accidental damage or short circuiting.

The THS152K2J is a high-quality chassis mount resistor that is suitable for use in a wide variety of applications. Its high-temperature and corrosion resistant metal alloy body and low inductance wire-wound element ensure a stable and precise resistance value for even the most demanding industrial and consumer applications. Its three-terminal design and moisture-resistant sealant further enhances its reliability and performance.

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