UPF50B200RV

Through Hole Resistors are used to protect electronic components from emerging problems caused by a voltage spike, current surge, or thermal runaway. One of the most commonly used Through Hole Resistors is the UPF50B200RV.

Application Field

The UPF50B200RV Through Hole Resistor is a durable, reliable, and low profile resistor that is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is often used in the industrial, automotive, consumer electronics, telecommunications, and medical equipment industries. The electrical performance characteristics of the UPF50B200RV make it suitable for many different applications.

For instance, the UPF50B200RV can be used in power supplies, overvoltage protection circuits, motor control, and high-compensated circuits. It can also provide protection for various kinds of TV sets, monitors, computer components, and other electronic systems. Furthermore, it can be used in electric drills, flashlights, lawn mowers, and other appliances.

Working Principle

The working principle of the UPF50B200RV Through Hole Resistor is based on the fact that electric current can be regulated by manipulating its resistance. When a current passes through a resistor, the energy associated with it dissipates as heat and is converted into other forms of energy, such as light or sound. When a voltage spike or a current surge occurs, the UPF50B200RV acts as a safety measure, diverting the excess energy away from the vulnerable components of the system.

The UPF50B200RV Through Hole Resistor is designed to withstand a high voltage and a high current. It is capable of dissipating large amounts of energy without becoming damaged. It is also able to maintain its performance characteristics in a wide range of temperatures, making it suitable for use in a variety of environments.

The UPF50B200RV Through Hole Resistor is a versatile and resilient electrical component that can be used in a variety of applications. Its reliability and durability make it an indispensable component in many industrial, automotive, consumer electronics, telecommunications, and medical applications.