Devices that limit the passage of electrical current.
Chip Resistors - Surface Mount
A device which opposes the flow of current. These devices have two terminals. The terminals on these device are meant to be soldered to the flat portion of a circuit board.
Through Hole Resistors
A device which opposes the flow of current. These devices have two terminals. The terminals on these device resemble stiff wire and are designed to be inserted and soldered to a circuit board.
Chassis Mount Resistors
A device which opposes the flow of current. These devices most often have a metal jacket that is used to help dissipate the heat. These devices are most often mounted to a frame.
Resistor Networks, Arrays
A grouping of devices that oppose the flow of current. These devices may or may not be connected together within the package.
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Chip Resistors - Surface Mount
A device which opposes the flow of current. These devices have two terminals. The terminals on these device are meant to be soldered to the flat portion of a circuit board.
Through Hole Resistors
A device which opposes the flow of current. These devices have two terminals. The terminals on these device resemble stiff wire and are designed to be inserted and soldered to a circuit board.
Chassis Mount Resistors
A device which opposes the flow of current. These devices most often have a metal jacket that is used to help dissipate the heat. These devices are most often mounted to a frame.
Resistor Networks, Arrays
A grouping of devices that oppose the flow of current. These devices may or may not be connected together within the package.
Specialized Resistors
A device which opposes the flow of current. These devices have special designs and usages.
Kits
A grouping of resistors of various styles, sizes, and values.
Accessories
Supplementary items used with resistors.
