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The thick acoustic sampling resistor is a component used to measure the current or voltage in the circuit, and its main function is to convert the current or voltage in the circuit into a voltage or current signal proportional to it for measurement. According to Ohm's law, the resistance value of a resistor determines the amount of voltage generated when passing through that resistor, thus enabling accurate measurement of current or voltage.

The sampling resistance is usually designed to have a small resistance value to ensure that the overall resistance in the circuit does not change significantly, so that the sampling results are more accurate and reliable. In practical applications, sampling resistors are widely used in various types of circuits, such as power management circuits, motor control circuits, communication equipment, etc.

A specific example of a thick acoustic sampling resistor is the LR123WF500NT4E alloy resistor, which has a resistance value of 5mΩ and an accuracy of ±1%. Because of its high precision and stability, this alloy resistance has been widely used in products with high precision requirements.