RN60D2702FB14

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Through Hole Resistors are components in the electronics industry that are used to reduce the electrical current flowing through a circuit. The RN60D2702FB14 is a through hole resistor from a leading resistor manufacturer. This component is designed to provide optimal performance and reliability in applications requiring resistors. It is a suitable component for a wide variety of applications, such as power supplies, audio amplifiers, and motor controllers.The RN60D2702FB14 is a thru-hole resistor that is designed to reduce current and voltage levels. It is constructed with a metal-oxide resistor element in a molded body that is encased in a housing. This housing is then filled with a high-temperature, low-resistance dielectric material that both electrically isolates the resistor from its environment and also provides protection against temperature extremes and vibration.The RN60D2702FB14 has a resistance value of 270 ohms. This means that at 10 volts, the current flowing through the resistor is 36 mA. The resistor also has a maximum power rating of 0.25 watts, which indicates that it can handle higher power levels than some other resistors on the market. Additionally, the RN60D2702FB14 has a maximum voltage rating of 100 volts, so that it can handle a variety of higher voltage applications.In terms of its applications, the RN60D2702FB14 can be used in power supplies, audio amplifiers, motor controllers, and various other circuits that require resistors with a wide range of power and voltage levels. It can also be used in PCB boards as a general current limiting resistor.The RN60D2702FB14\'s operating principle is fairly simple. As soon as current flows through the resistor, the resistor begins to dissipate the current as heat. This occurs due to the electrical current that is applied to the resistor creating an electric field, which in turn creates a resistance to the current, resulting in the current being dissipated as heat. As the amount of current that flows through the resistor increases, the heat generated by the resistor will increase as well.In conclusion, the RN60D2702FB14 is an excellent option for a through hole resistor that can handle a wide range of power levels and voltage levels, in various application areas. Furthermore, its operating principle is based on the simplest of elements, the electric current that is applied to the resistor.

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