WW3AJT18R0

Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are a type of resistor typically used in larger electronics applications. A through-hole resistor has two leads (terminals) that are passed through a hole in a printed circuit board (PCB) and soldered to the board. Through hole resistors come in two main styles: axial and radial. Axial resistors are designed to be soldered onto the same side of the PCB. Radial resistors come with two leads that are bent at 90° angles and are intended to soldered onto different sides of the PCB.

WW3AJT18R0 is a through hole resistor manufactured by Vishay Intertechnology. It has a power rating of 18W and a resistance tolerance of 1%. The resistor is based on a ceramic body and has two electrodes at the top and bottom. It has a coated exterior and comes in an axial type configuration. WW3AJT18R0 is designed for use in high power-device applications, such as motor control, automotive, and power supplies.

The working principle of WW3AJT18R0 is based on ohm\'s law, which states that electric current is proportional to the voltage applied across two points in an electrical circuit. A through-hole resistor is essentially a very small-sized electrical element. When a current is passed across the resistor, it creates an electrical resistance, which is measured in ohms. This resistance is what allows the resistor to control the current and voltage in a circuit and to limit the electrical energy that can be passed through it.

WW3AJT18R0 is designed for various high power applications, such as motor control systems, audio amplifiers, LED lighting, power supplies, and automotive systems. The resistor can operate at temperatures up to 150°C, making it suitable for high-temperature applications. It also has a wide resistance range of 0.1Ω to 20.0KΩ and a power rating of up to 18 W, which makes it suitable for high-power applications.

WW3AJT18R0 is a type of through-hole resistor designed for use in high-power applications. It has two terminals that are passed through a hole in a printed circuit board and soldered to the board. The resistor operates based on ohm\'s law, which states that the current flowing through the resistor is proportional to the voltage applied across two points in a circuit. The resistor has a wide resistance range and a power rating of up to 18W. It is suitable for various high-power applications, such as motor control systems, audio amplifiers, LED lighting, and power supplies.