WW10JB50R0

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Through Hole Resistors is a specialized class of engineering components which are designed to provide electrical resistance. The resistance value of the component is typically determined by the amount of material used in the construction of the component. Resistance value is usually represented in ohms (Ω) and is measured between two electrodes. The WW10JB50R0 is a through hole resistor designed to provide a constant resistance should a current be passed within its rated current.

The WW10JB50R0 is a commonly used through hole resistor due to its narrow size and high power rating. It is typically used as a voltage regulator in applications where a low current is used. Such applications include: circuit voltage stabilization, current protection, power supply regulation, signal conditioning, voltage references, low power amplifiers, and various radio frequency components. Its form factor allows it to be installed into tight space applications, including handheld devices. Additionally, its wide resistance range provides for flexibility in design.

The power rating for the WW10JB50R0 is 5 watts while the working voltage range is 0 to 50 volts. The resistor comes equipped with a flat ceramic face that provides high-temperature and frequency stability. It also offers excellent robustness and outstanding stability even in temperature variations. The WW10JB50R0 package is flame retardant with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +135°C.

The WW10JB50R0 through hole resistor is able to offer a consistent resistance when a current is passed through it thanks to its unique design. Inside, the component is made up of silver bands wrapped around a ceramic body. The number of these bands and the thickness of the silver determines the level of resistance provided. As shown in the diagram below, when a current is passed through the resistor, the resistance is determined by the number and those of the silver bands.

The current passing through the resistor is transferred back and forth across the silver bands. This causes an electrical pressure which is known as a voltage drop. The voltage drop causes the electrons to move from one silver band to the other, and this flow of electrons creates heat. As the current flows through the resistor, the heat that is generated is dissipated into the air. This is what causes the resistance of the resistor to stay constant over time.

In conclusion, the WW10JB50R0 through hole resistor is a compact and reliable component that offers a wide range of resistance values for various applications. It is suitable for low current applications and provides a consistent resistance when a current is passed through it. The WW10JB50R0 is also flame retardant rated with an operating temperature range from -55°C to +135°C, making it suitable for a variety of applications. The unique design of the resistor and its construction makes it a reliable and durable component.

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