TWW10J100E

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Through Hole Resistors have long been a mainstay within the electrical engineering industry. This particular type of resistor features conductive elements within the body or base that extend from one side of the resistor to the other side. The conductor elements in the body are typically metal strips or rods that act as resistors when a current is applied to them.

In recent years, Through Hole Resistors have evolved from traditional resistors to include more advanced applications. One such application is the usage of the TWW10J100E, which stands for “Through Hole Resistor-10 Ohm-J Series-100 Element”. The TWW10J100E is a type of through-hole resistor that is specifically designed for high-performance applications that require at least 10 Ohms of resistance and provide up to 100 resistance elements.

The TWW10J100E has a wide variety of application fields, ranging from electronic DC/AC motor controller, industrial power supplies, power amplifiers, audio amplifiers, and many more. It is designed to provide exceptional performance and reliability in its applications. The TWW10J100E is also designed to be a cost-effective solution for these applications, providing a significant cost-savings over more traditional resistors.

The working principle of the TWW10J100E is based on the same principles as other resistors. It operates by creating an electrical resistance across two conductive elements. When a current is applied to the resistor, the electrical resistance created by the two elements inhibits the flow of the current. This allows for the current to be adjusted to a desired level, depending on the amount resistance required.

The TWW10J100E is composed of two main parts – the element body and the resettable element. The element body is made up of a metal bar that is wound and insulated with an epoxy coating, while the resettable element consists of two metal strips that are joined together and coated with an insulating material. Both of these elements are connected in a circuit that allows for the resistor to be adjusted to a precise Ohm reading when a current is applied. When the current passes through the element body and the resettable element, it creates a voltage drop due to the resistance, which is then translated into a change in the Ohm reading.

The TWW10J100E has a wide range of applications and is specifically designed for high-performance applications that require at least 10 Ohms of resistance and provide up to 100 resistance elements. It is also designed to be a more cost-effective solution for those applications, providing a significant cost-savings over more traditional resistors. The TWW10J100E operates on the same principles as other resistors, creating an electrical resistance across two conductive elements when a current is applied. This allows for the current to be adjusted to a desired level, depending on the amount resistance required.

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