The correct answer is C. Wire wound resistor.
A wire wound resistor is a type of resistor that uses a wire of high resistance material, such as nichrome or manganin, wound around a ceramic core. The wire is then insulated with a layer of lacquer or enamel. Wire wound resistors are typically used in applications where high power or high precision is required.
A metallic resistor is a type of resistor that uses a thin film of metal, such as nickel or copper, deposited on a ceramic substrate. Metallic resistors are typically used in applications where low power and low precision is required.
A carbon resistor is a type of resistor that uses a mixture of carbon and graphite as the resistive element. Carbon resistors are typically used in applications where low power and low precision is required.
A variable resistor is a type of resistor that can be adjusted to change its resistance. Variable resistors are typically used
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