2K ohm, 1/4 Watt Resistor (5% tolerance) Resistor

The 2K ohm, 1/4 Watt Resistor (5% tolerance) is an essential component in electronic circuits, offering precise resistance to current flow. With a power rating of 1/4 Watt, it can handle moderate power loads efficiently. Its 5% tolerance ensures accuracy in resistance values, allowing for reliable circuit operation. Its compact size makes it suitable for PCB mounting in various electronic devices. Whether in hobbyist projects or industrial applications, this resistor delivers consistent performance and longevity.

Key Features

1. Precision Resistance: Maintains accurate 2K ohm resistance for reliable circuit operation.
2. 1/4 Watt Power Rating: Handles moderate power loads efficiently.
3. 5% Tolerance: Ensures flexibility in circuit design and accurate resistance values.
4. Compact Size: Ideal for PCB mounting and space-constrained applications.
5. Versatile Application: Suitable for a wide range of electronic projects and devices.

Precautions

1. Avoid Overloading: Stay within the specified power rating to prevent overheating and damage.
2. Mind Tolerance Limits: Verify tolerance to ensure compatibility with circuit requirements.
3. Proper Heat Dissipation: Ensure adequate ventilation and spacing to dissipate heat effectively.
4. Avoid Mechanical Stress: Handle with care to prevent damage to the resistor’s leads or body.
5. Check Compatibility: Verify compatibility with other components in the circuit to avoid unexpected behavior.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: Can I use a 2K ohm resistor instead of a 1K ohm resistor?
Answer: Yes, but ensure it meets the circuit’s requirements and tolerance specifications.

Question: How do I identify the tolerance of the resistor?
Answer: The tolerance is typically indicated by a color band on the resistor body.

Question: Can I exceed the power rating for short durations?
Answer: It’s not recommended as it may lead to premature failure or damage.

Question: Can I solder directly onto the resistor body?
Answer: It’s best to solder to the leads to avoid heat damage to the resistor body.

Question: Are these resistors suitable for high-frequency applications?
Answer: It depends on the specific requirements of your application; consult the datasheet for frequency response characteristics.