UAL50-100KF8

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Chassis Mount Resistors are components of an electrical circuit used to regulate the current and voltage running through it by providing an electrical resistance as a power-limiting device. The UAL50-100KF8 is a chassis mount resistor designed specifically for low-power applications.

The UAL50-100KF8 is a fixed-value resistor, meaning its resistance value is unchangeable. It is encased in a small rugged metal box with three output terminals, and sealed against dust and moisture. This makes it suitable for installation in areas where there is a lot of dirt or moisture, like an engine bay. The resistor is available in two versions – a 50-ohm and 100-kohm model. Each model has a power rating of 0.25 W.

The UAL50-100KF8 is generally used for controlling the current in low-power circuits. Its fixed resistance value makes it ideal for use with low-voltage power sources, such as battery-backed systems. Its small package size and resistance rating also make it suitable for compact circuits. It is designed to be able to withstand short-term overloads without damage.

The working principle of the UAL50-100KF8 is based on the concept of Ohm\'s law. According to Ohm\'s law, the voltage (V) across a resistor is equal to the current (I) running through the resistor multiplied by its resistance (R). Therefore, if the current is known, the resistance can be calculated by dividing the voltage by the current. The UAL50-100KF8 is designed to have a fixed resistor value of either 50 ohms or 100 kohms, depending on the model.

The UAL50-100KF8 is ideal for controlling the current in low-power circuits. Its small size and fixed resistance value make it suitable for use in compact circuits, and its rugged construction makes it suitable for use in areas where there is a lot of dirt or moisture. It is designed to be able to withstand short-term overloads without damage.

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