WW12FT2R94

Through Hole Resistors

Through Hole Resistors are electrical components that resist electrical current flow when connected to a circuit. They are widely used in a variety of industries, from consumer electronics to industrial automation. The most common types of through-hole resistors are carbon-composition resistors, cement-lined resistors, metal-film resistors, and ceramic resistors.

WW12FT2R94 Application Field and Working Principle

WW12FT2R94 is a through-hole carbon-composition resistor. It is designed to be used in a variety of electrical applications due to its high resistance to current flow. This resistor is constructed using a metal-cored resistor body coated in a thin layer of carbon. The carbon acts as an insulator, preventing the resistor from passing current. The resistor’s resistance is determined by the thickness of the carbon layer and the size of the metal core.

The WW12FT2R94 is commonly used in applications such as radiofrequency (RF) antenna matching networks, measurement and test equipment, and surge protection circuits. This resistor is highly valued for its high resistance to current and its ability to tolerate extreme temperatures and vibrations, making it suitable for use in harsh industrial environments.

The WW12FT2R94 is built to last and is an ideal solution for applications that require high resistance to current flow. It is often used in combination with other resistors to create a complex electrical circuit. The WW12FT2R94 is also known for its low noise level, which makes it a great choice for critical signal processing applications.

Lastly, the WW12FT2R94 is a through-hole component, meaning that it must be soldered onto a printed circuit board (PCB) before it can be used. This process is known as “through hole assembly” and requires skilled technicians and specialized equipment. Once soldered onto the PCB, the WW12FT2R94 will be able to perform its designated task.