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A through-hole resistor is a fixed resistor that has long, pliable leads that can be stuck into a breadboard or hand- or wave-soldered into a printed circuit board. A through-hole resistor is used to reduce the flow of electrical current within a circuit. It’s commonly composed of carbon film, metal film, metal oxide film, thick film, or wirewound.

We offer a broad range of terminals and splices specifically designed for magnet wire whether you are using copper wire, aluminum wire or a combination. Matched with our application tooling, they can offer high-throughput solutions for your manufacturing environment.

A surface mount resistor is a tiny rectangular ceramic body with silver conductive edges on either end. They provide the same functionality as the more traditional axially leaded resistors but has a lower power dissipation capacity and oftentimes a lower stray inductance and capacity.

Ultra-Fast fully insulated FASTON receptacles and tabs offer the advantage of a completely protected terminal and a closed barrel wire crimp with comparable electromechanical performance to open barrel “F” crimp FASTON terminals.

A DIP switch is a manual electronic package that is composed of a series of tiny switches. It has a rectangular casing and two parallel rows of connecting terminals. A SIP switch is a computer chip package that has a single row of connection pins.

Sensor technologies in household appliances are contributing to new levels of convenience and productivity for the smart home of today and tomorrow.

Tactile switches provide tactile feedback to the user when the switch or button makes contact with the control panel underneath, which is usually a printed circuit board.

Our PC board relays offer ratings from signal level up through 30A in various contact configurations. A broad range of coil options, termination types and enclosure styles expand design flexibility.

A potentiometer is a manually adjustable variable resistor that allows you to change and regulate the current flowing through a resistor.

The POWER TRIPLE LOCK (PTL) connector system offers high performance with a functional design. From the audible lock to the many added customer benefits, the power triple lock connector system has been specifically developed for better power and signal applications.

A chassis mount resistor is designed to promote heat loss and cooling. This resistor is manufactured using wirewound resistor technology and features a ceramic core that is molded into an extruded aluminum chassis mount housing.

Tactile switches provide tactile feedback to the user when the switch or button makes contact with the control panel underneath, which is usually a printed circuit board.

We offer a broad range of terminals and splices specifically designed for magnet wire whether you are using copper wire, aluminum wire or a combination. Matched with our application tooling, they can offer high-throughput solutions for your manufacturing environment.

A snap action switch is a mechanical switch that sends a rapid transfer of contacts from one position to another. Also known as micro switches, snap action switches can be momentary or maintained contact and come in subminiature, miniature, and standard styles.

Speed, reliability, and low per-line cost are all advantages that have made our FASTON quick connects the industry leader in the appliance and automotive industries.

Single wall heat-shrinkable tubing insulates, provide strain relief, and protects against mechanical damage and abrasion. Products range in flexibility from very flexible to semi-rigid and are available in a myriad of colors.

A through-hole resistor is a fixed resistor that has long, pliable leads that can be stuck into a breadboard or hand- or wave-soldered into a printed circuit board. A through-hole resistor is used to reduce the flow of electrical current within a circuit. It’s commonly composed of carbon film, metal film, metal oxide film, thick film, or wirewound.

The MTA connector system is a wire-to-board and wire-to-wire system based on insulation displacement contact (IDC) technology. MTA 100 connectors have contacts in a single row on .100 [2.54] centers, while MTA 156 connector contacts are in a single row on .156 [3.96] centers.

A chassis mount resistor is designed to promote heat loss and cooling. This resistor is manufactured using wirewound resistor technology and features a ceramic core that is molded into an extruded aluminum chassis mount housing.

Our broad portfolio of antenna technologies includes standard antennas and custom antennas for use in a variety of automotive, commercial transportation, rail and consumer device applications. Our antenna solutions provide high-quality transmissions in wireless devices in a wide variety of frequencies including, but not limited to: Bluetooth, WLAN, Cellular and ZigBee.

Tactile switches provide tactile feedback to the user when the switch or button makes contact with the control panel underneath, which is usually a printed circuit board.

Speed, reliability, and low per-line cost are all advantages that have made our FASTON quick connects the industry leader in the appliance and automotive industries.

A snap action switch is a mechanical switch that sends a rapid transfer of contacts from one position to another. Also known as micro switches, snap action switches can be momentary or maintained contact and come in subminiature, miniature, and standard styles.

Single wall heat-shrinkable tubing insulates, provide strain relief, and protects against mechanical damage and abrasion. Products range in flexibility from very flexible to semi-rigid and are available in a myriad of colors.

Ultra-Fast fully insulated FASTON receptacles and tabs offer the advantage of a completely protected terminal and a closed barrel wire crimp with comparable electromechanical performance to open barrel “F” crimp FASTON terminals.

A surface mount resistor is a tiny rectangular ceramic body with silver conductive edges on either end. They provide the same functionality as the more traditional axially leaded resistors but has a lower power dissipation capacity and oftentimes a lower stray inductance and capacity.

TE offers a full selection of Standard MAG-MATE Insulation Displacement Crimp (IDC) terminals for magnet wire terminations. MAG-MATE terminals are available in poke-in, poke-in tab, splice, crimp wire barrel, solder post, quick connect tab, pin and receptacle styles.

A potentiometer is a manually adjustable variable resistor that allows you to change and regulate the current flowing through a resistor.

A DIP switch is a manual electronic package that is composed of a series of tiny switches. It has a rectangular casing and two parallel rows of connecting terminals. A SIP switch is a computer chip package that has a single row of connection pins.

We offer a broad range of terminals and splices specifically designed for magnet wire whether you are using copper wire, aluminum wire or a combination. Matched with our application tooling, they can offer high-throughput solutions for your manufacturing environment.

A snap action switch is a mechanical switch that sends a rapid transfer of contacts from one position to another. Also known as micro switches, snap action switches can be momentary or maintained contact and come in subminiature, miniature, and standard styles.

HTU21D(F) relative humidity sensors provide digital outputs for humidity and temperature in I2C formats. Full interchangeability with no calibration required in standard conditions.