Y00589K32400T0L

A through-hole resistor, also referred to as a Through Hole Resistor (T0L) or simply a "resistor," is an electronic component used to resist the flow of electrical current in a circuit. This type of resistor (Y00589K32400T0L) is constructed with two pins or leads that pass through the entire length of the resistor and attached to a cylindrical body. It is one of the most common components used in electronics and electrical engineering applications.

Application field

The Through Hole Resistor is an ideal choice for applications in which the resistor is intended to have a fixed value. This is because most of these resistors are pre-calculated and mass-produced to very high tolerances during the manufacturing process, resulting in precise and consistent levels of resistance. A resistor whose value cannot be conveniently changed is known as a fixed resistor. These types of resistors are used in almost all applications in which some form of controllable electrical current is required and for other general electrical applications.

Examples of applications for Through Hole Resistors include amplifiers, radios, telephones, remote controls, power supplies, audio and video equipment. They can also be used in consumer electronics, medical devices, automotive equipment, industrial machinery, home appliances, and other electronic devices.

Working principle

The basic operating principle of a through-hole resistor is simple. When a conductive material is used as the body of the resistor, electrical current can flow through it, and the magnitude of the current is determined by the resistance of the material. The resistance of the material is determined by the relative amount of free electrons and holes that can move through it, as well as the shape of the material.

The pins of the through-hole resistor are connected to the conductive material, and the resistance of the material can be increased or decreased by changing the amount of current passing through it. The resistance of the material can be adjusted by changing the shape of the material or by adding or removing materials with different properties. This type of resistor can also be used in combination with other components, such as capacitors or inductors, to create more complex electronic circuits.