Product parameters
| type | Electrical fuse |
| size | 6*30 |
| Voltage | AC/DC500V |
| current | 25A |
| Minimum packaging quantity | 250 PCS |
| production status | in production |
| Installation instructions | Axial strip Lead |
Product application
In the LCD TV backlight drive circuit, resistors play a key role. The sampling resistor monitors the backlight current in real time, converts the current information into a voltage signal and feeds it back to the driver chip. The chip adjusts the output accordingly to achieve stable control of the backlight brightness. The voltage dividing resistor provides a suitable reference voltage for the drive circuit to ensure that the circuit
In the e-book reader backlight adjustment circuit, the voltage dividing resistor realizes linear adjustment of the backlight brightness. By changing the resistance ratio of the voltage dividing resistor, the voltage provided to the backlight can be adjusted, thereby changing the backlight brightness. At the same time, the resistor participates in the feedback control of the backlight drive circuit, feeding back the backlight current information to the drive core.
In the smart watch heart rate monitoring module, the resistor provides a stable working environment for the sensor. The bias resistor provides the appropriate bias voltage for the photoelectric sensor, so that the sensor can accurately detect changes in light intensity in the blood, thereby accurately calculating the heart rate. Resistors are also used in signal conditioning circuits to process weak signals output by sensors.
In the digital camera flash trigger circuit, the resistor plays the role of current limiting and protection. At the moment of triggering, a large current will be generated in the circuit. The current-limiting resistor can effectively limit the size of the current and prevent excessive current from damaging the flash tube, transistors and other components in the trigger circuit. At the same time, the resistor participates in the formation and transmission of the trigger pulse
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