WW1JT3R00

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Through Hole Resistors

A through hole resistor is a discrete, plugable, non-variable resistor. Their most common industrial application is telecommunications. They can be used in a variety of small electronic systems such as communications, radio, and consumer electronics because they are easy to assemble.

WW1JT3R00 Application Field and Working Principle

WW1JT3R00 through hole resistors can provide high stability and precision with a high power rating, making them suitable for industrial applications.

WW1JT3R00 features a low thermal coefficient, good power dissipation, and excellent resistance to currents. Its construction is based on a metal-oxide film and two tin-plated solder tails. This makes it a good choice when needing to minimize losses from heating up. The material used to construct the resistor also ensures that it works in cold temperature extremes.

WW1JT3R00 can be used in a variety of industrial applications. It can be used for current-limiting in power supply systems, as well as high-precision current sensing in current-sensing circuits. Its classic design allows for high precision in temperature compensation and its stability over time. It’s also well-suited for all sorts of line-level applications due to its low thermal coefficient.

It’s also used in RF applications due to its wide frequency response and zero noise output. It can be used to create tuned circuits in filters and antennas, as well as for harmonic distortion reduction. The low ESR (equivalent series resistance) makes it a good choice for power supplies and voltage regulation.

WW1JT3R00 through hole resistors offer a high amount of power at a low cost. The classic design means it can be easily plugged into a PCB without any soldering. When connected correctly, it can provide a fast and reliable connection between components.

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