WW12FT10R0

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Through hole resistors are electronic components used to control the flow of electric current in a circuit. The resistor resists the flow of electricity, providing a measure of protection from excessive current or voltage. In this article, we’ll explore the WW12FT10R0 application field and working principle.

The WW12FT10R0 is a fixed, through-hole type resistors. These resistors feature excellent stability and power capability. They are designed for an operating temperature range of -55˚C to 210˚C. They can withstand peak power dissipation of 5 W with a rated power dissipation of 1 W.

The WW12FT10R0 can be used in a variety of applications such as automotive, telecom, broadcast, consumer electronics, and industrial controls. It is also suitable for post-production test and measurement equipment. It is available in 0.1Ω-10Ω resistance range in 10% and 20% tolerance. The component has a narrow temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) range of ±50 ppm/˚C.

The WW12FT10R0 is an axial, through-hole type resistor. It consists of a cylindrical carbon element that is encased in an alumina body. This body contains a ceramic insulator to ensure a secure and reliable connection. The resistor is then potted inside an oven-baked epoxy housing. The housing holds the assembled components in place and also acts as an additional protection layer.

The WW12FT10R0 has a power rating of 1 W and a current rating of 0.5 A. It also has a maximum voltage rating of 125 V and an operating temperature range of -55˚C to 210˚C. The component also offers a wide operating frequency range of 500 KHz-2 GHz. It has a low thermal resistance of 7.5˚C/W and a fast rise time of <50 ns.

In terms of working principle, the WW12FT10R0 acts as an impedance element to slow down current flow in a circuit. It is placed in series with the circuit’s power source and behaves as an active load, converting electric energy to heat energy in the process. As the current increases, the resistor’s resistance also increases, thus limiting the current flowing through the circuit.

In conclusion, the WW12FT10R0 is a fixed, through-hole type resistor with excellent stability and power capability. Its robust construction makes it ideal for a variety of applications such as automotive, telecom, broadcast, consumer electronics, and industrial controls. It features a low thermal resistance of 7.5˚C/W and a fast rise time of <50 ns. Lastly, the component’s working principle is to act as an impedance element to slow down current flow in a circuit.

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