TUW3JR10E

The Through Hole Resistors (TUW3JR10E) is one of the various types of electronic resistors available in the modern consumer market. It is a type of passive component consisting of a physical material—usually a type of carbon-based material—which has a certain resistance value and is used to generate an electric current when connected to a power source, typically a battery or a wall outlet. Through Hole Resistors is commonly seen in commercial and household electronic circuit boards, as they are capable of reliably dissipating energy.

The TUW3JR10E is a carbon-based resistor and is designed to be used in a variety of applications, such as power supplies, signal processing, motors, and robotic systems. It has a voltage rating of up to 250 volts, a power rating of up to 10 watts, and a tolerance of up to 0.1%. It is also available in various resistance values, ranging from 1 ohm to 10 Mohms. The TUW3JR10E is a non-inductive type of resistor and has an operating temperature range from -40 Celsius to +150 Celsius.

The working principle of the TUW3JR10E is quite simple. When a current is passed through it, a certain amount of energy is dissipated, and the resistance value determines how much energy is dissipated. This energy is converted into heat, and this heat is dissipated into the environment. The TUW3JR10E also has a “self-regulating” feature, which means that it adjusts its resistance value in order to limit the amount of power it dissipates.

The Through Hole Resistors (TUW3JR10E) is an essential electronic component that is used in a variety of applications. It is a reliable and efficient resistor that is capable of dissipating energy in different ways. The dependable performance, ample voltage rating, power rating, and temperature range, make the TUW3JR10E one of the most sought after resistors on the market.