Through Hole Resistors

A resistor is a type of electrical component that reduces the flow of electric current. It is made of a material that resists the flow of electricity, such as carbon or metal alloy, and is used to regulate the current in an electrical circuit. Through-hole resistors are resistors that are mounted on a circuit board using holes that are drilled through the board. They are typically larger than surface-mount resistors and are used in applications where a resistor needs to be securely mounted on a circuit board, such as in larger electronic devices or in applications where the resistor may be subject to vibration or mechanical stress. Through-hole resistors are also easier to replace or remove than surface-mount resistors, which makes them useful in applications where maintenance or repair is needed.