Resistors-Through Hole

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261-2.0K-RC

261-2.0K-RC

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1W METAL OXIDE PWR RESISTOR 2K

477

280-CR10-110-RC

280-CR10-110-RC

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RES 110 OHM 5% 10W AXIAL

92

293-75K-RC

293-75K-RC

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1/2W CARBON FILM RESISTOR 75K

401

293-10K-RC

293-10K-RC

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1/2W CARBON FILM RESISTOR 10K

294

261-200-RC

261-200-RC

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1W METAL OXIDE PWR RESISTOR 200

13

294-3.0K-RC

294-3.0K-RC

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RES 3K OHM 5% 1W AXIAL

210

262-3.0K-RC

262-3.0K-RC

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RES 3K OHM 5% 2W AXIAL

473

280-CR10-120-RC

280-CR10-120-RC

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RES 120 OHM 5% 10W AXIAL

18

294-110-RC

294-110-RC

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RES 110 OHM 5% 1W AXIAL

429

CMF60392R00FHEK

CMF60392R00FHEK

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DALE CMF60 MILSPEC 1/2W 1% 392

587

293-20K-RC

293-20K-RC

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1/2W CARBON FILM RESISTOR 20K

292

R-294-6.8K

R-294-6.8K

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1W CARBON FILM RESISTOR 6.8K

986

262-4.3K-RC

262-4.3K-RC

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RES 4.3K OHM 5% 2W AXIAL

36

R-CC-1-NOS-15

R-CC-1-NOS-15

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RES 1W CARBON COMP NOS 15

1978

261-100-RC

261-100-RC

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1W METAL OXIDE PWR RESISTOR 100

421

262-120K-RC

262-120K-RC

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RES 120K OHM 5% 2W AXIAL

374

261-33K-RC

261-33K-RC

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1W METAL OXIDE PWR RESISTOR 33K

820

R-CC-1-NOS-18

R-CC-1-NOS-18

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RES 1W CARBON COMP NOS 18

1964

262-2.4-RC

262-2.4-RC

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RES 2.4 OHM 5% 2W AXIAL

372

273-18-RC

273-18-RC

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RES. 1/2W METAL FILM VALUE 18

423

Resistors-Through Hole

1. Overview

Through Hole Resistors (THRs) are axial-leaded electronic components designed to limit current flow and divide voltages in circuits. They are mounted by inserting leads into printed circuit board (PCB) holes and soldering on the reverse side. As foundational passive components, THRs maintain circuit stability and precision across industries. Despite the rise of surface-mount devices, THRs remain critical for high-power applications and prototyping due to their durability and ease of manual handling.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
Carbon Film ResistorsLow noise, stable performance, cost-effectiveGeneral-purpose electronics, consumer devices
Metal Film ResistorsHigh precision ( 0.1% tolerance), low temperature coefficientMedical instruments, test equipment
Wirewound ResistorsHigh power handling (up to 50W), accurate resistance valuesPower supplies, industrial machinery
Ceramic Composition ResistorsHigh surge current resistancePower line filters, lighting ballasts
Fusible ResistorsActs as both resistor and fuseOvercurrent protection in power circuits

3. Structure and Composition

Typical THRs feature:

  • Lead Wires: Tin-plated copper or silver alloys for solderability
  • Resistive Element: Carbon/metal film or wound nichrome wire
  • Insulating Body: Ceramic or glass-epoxy coating
  • Marking: Color bands (EIA-438B standard) or printed text

Advanced designs incorporate flame-retardant coatings and precision laser-trimmed elements for 0.01% tolerance.

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterTypical RangeImportance
Resistance Value1 to 100M Determines current/voltage control
Power Rating1/8W to 50WDefines maximum power dissipation
Tolerance 0.01% to 5%Indicates resistance accuracy
Temperature Coefficient 5ppm/ C to 300ppm/ CMeasures stability over temperature
Voltage Rating200V to 1000VPrevents dielectric breakdown

5. Application Fields

  • Consumer Electronics: Power management in TVs, audio equipment
  • Industrial Control: Motor speed controllers, PLC systems
  • Telecommunications: Signal conditioning in base stations
  • Automotive: Engine control units, LED lighting systems
  • Medical Devices: Precision measurement in diagnostic equipment

Case Study: Metal film resistors in ECG machines provide 0.1% tolerance for accurate heart signal detection.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerKey Products
Vishay Precision GroupY1485 series ( 0.005% tolerance wirewound)
Yageo CorporationMF-RC series (metal film, 1/4W to 2W)
Panasonic Electronic ComponentsEVR series (ceramic composition, 250V rating)
Bourns Inc.CR2800 series (fusible resistors)

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations:

  1. Determine required power dissipation (select 2x calculated wattage)
  2. Match tolerance to application needs (e.g., 0.1% for audio amplifiers)
  3. Verify temperature coefficient for operating environment
  4. Consider voltage ratings for high-voltage circuits
  5. Check RoHS compliance for environmental regulations

Example: Selecting a 10 , 10W wirewound resistor for a 24V DC motor driver circuit.

8. Industry Trends

Current development directions:

  • Miniaturization while maintaining power ratings (e.g., 5W resistors in 1210 package)
  • Advancements in laser trimming for sub-ppm level precision
  • Adoption of eco-friendly materials meeting REACH/SVHC standards
  • Integration with smart manufacturing systems for automated placement
  • Development of high-temperature resistant models (up to 300 C operating)

Market growth projections indicate a CAGR of 4.2% through 2030, driven by automotive electronics demand.

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