WW12FT11R0

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of component used in electrical circuits to reduce current flow, adjust signal levels, divide voltages, and for other purposes. A through hole resistor, such as the WW12FT11R0, is a type of resistor that, as the name suggests, is mounted through a hole that is cut in the substrate or printed circuit board (PCB). It is typically made up of a cylindrical body with a wire going through it. Once the device is inserted into the hole, the body is usually soldered to the board to ensure that it is electrically and mechanically connected.

The WW12FT11R0 through hole resistor has a resistance of 12Ω and a power rating of 2W. It has a tolerance of +-5%, and is capable of withstanding a maximum voltage of 250V. It is constructed from carbon composite material, and is measured 35mm in length and 10mm in diameter. It comes with two leads, and they are inserted through a pre-drilled hole in the PCB. Once they are in place, the resistor can be soldered directly to the board.

The working principle of the WW12FT11R0 through-hole resistor is relatively simple. When electric current flows through the device, electrons get diverted into the resistive material contained within the resistor, therefore generating heat energy. This generates a voltage across the resistor leads, and results in a change in the current flow. The change in current flow depends on the value of the resistor; a higher resistor value will restrict the current and cause the voltage to drop.

Through Hole Resistors, such the WW12FT11R0, have a wide range of applications in a variety of electronic systems and devices. They can be used to restrict the flow of current in order to control the speed or angle of a motor. They can also be used to reduce or adjust signal levels, provide electrical stability, and as circuit dividers for creating multiple voltage outputs from a single source. Furthermore, they can be used to limit the current in excess of a certain value to ensure equipment protection.

In summary, the WW12FT11R0 through-hole resistor is a device that is used to reduce current flow in an electrical circuit. It is soldered directly into a printed circuit board, and then subjected to electrical current, which is diverted into the resistive material within the resistor and generates heat energy. This yields a voltage across the resistor leads, and results in a change in the current flow. It has a wide range of applications in various electronic systems, mainly used for current limiting and voltage divider circuits applications.

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