RN55D3321FRE6 Resistors

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A Through Hole Resistor, like the RN55D3321FRE6, is an electronic component used to create electrical resistance in circuits. This resistance reduces the current flow in circuits, allowing engineers to control the level of electrical energy used in devices. The RN55D3321FRE6 through-hole resistor brings together some of the most reliable resistors available in the design market for applications ranging from telecommunications to industrial control.

The RN55D3321FRE6 through-hole resistor features a proprietary Nickel barrier layer which provides exceptional performance in both high and low temperature extremes while providing superior electrical stability over extremes of humidity and are available in six sizes from 1206 to 3225. This resistor has a maximum power of 2 Watts, a temperature coefficient of +200ppm/˚C, a thermal time constant of 5 seconds, and a maximum operating temperature of +105˚C. Additionally, this resistor has been designed to protect applications from wide temperature fluctuations, further enhancing its reliability.

Designed to be used in a variety of high temperature and power sensitive applications, this resistor ensures superior performance and reliability in environments such as automotive, telecom, consumer electronics, industrial, and safety equipment. With over 6 decades of design experience and superior performance, this resistor is an ideal choice for applications requiring a dependable and long-lasting device.

The RN55D3321FRE6 through-hole resistor has a simple operating principle: to create resistance in circuits, the device relies on the physical movement of electrical particles and physical contact between the resistor material and the electrical wiring. The resistor material is usually composed of ceramic or metal, and the current flow between the resistor material and the wiring is immune to outside electromagnetic interference.

When voltage is applied to a resistor, electrical current is prevented from flowing freely as it would in a wire. Instead, the resistor resists the motion of the electrons, thus reducing the voltage and current to a certain level as determined by the resistance value of the resistor. This is how the device creates electrical resistance in circuits.

The RN55D3321FRE6 continues to be one of the most reliable resistors available in the design market due to the superior performance of its proprietary Nickel barrier layer. This resistor offers exceptional performance and reliability in wide temperature fluctuations, high temperature applications, and power-sensitive applications. Its operating principle is simple and effective, making it an ideal choice for any application requiring a dependable, long-lasting device.

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