RC12JB1R20

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Through Hole Resistors have been an integral part of electrical and electronic circuits for many years, but the RC12JB1R20 is a relatively new innovation. As one of the smaller types of this type of component, it has a rather compact form factor and is suitable for a wide range of applications. In this article, we will take a closer look at the RC12JB1R20, its application fields and working principles.

The RC12JB1R20

The RC12JB1R20 is a through-hole, axial leaded resistor. It is a small component, measuring only 3.2mm x 10.2mm. It is designed to use a 12K ohm resistor with a tolerance of 1%. It also features a two terminaldesign, with two terminals spaced 15mm (0.6 inches) apart. The resistor body is constructed from high-temperature-resistant thermoplastic, meaning that it is able to withstand temperatures of up to 120 degrees Celsius.

The resistor is also resistant to moisture and is UL rated for safety. This combination of features makes it well suited for use in high-temperature and damp environments, such as motors and engines.

Applications of the RC12JB1R20

The RC12JB1R20 is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in automotive and industrial circuit designs, due to its ability to withstand high temperatures and damp environments. It is also commonly used in electric motors, where its two terminal design and high-temperature-resistant thermoplastic body make it well suited for use in motor winding applications.

The RC12JB1R20 is also widely used in consumer electrical products, such as small appliances, toys, and other home electronics. The resistor’s small form factor and high temperature resistance make it ideal for use in these types of products.

Working Princilpe of the RC12JB1R20

The working principle of the RC12JB1R20 is relatively simple. The resistor is connected to a voltage source and a load. When the voltage source is applied, a current begins to flow through the resistor. As the current passes through the resistor, it absorbs some of the voltage, decreasing the voltage applied to the load. This current is directly proportional to the resistance of the resistor, meaning that the higher the resistance, the more voltage is absorbed. The amount of current flowing through the resistor is determined by the voltage applied and the resistance of the resistor.

The RC12JB1R20 is a great choice for applications that require a small form factor and can tolerate high temperatures and damp environments. Its two terminal design makes it easy to connect in a variety of configurations and its high-temperature resistant thermoplastic body makes it well suited for use in systems where temperatures can exceed 120 degrees Celsius.

In summary, the RC12JB1R20 is a through-hole, axial leaded, two terminal resistor. It features a 12K ohm resistance with a tolerance of 1% and is made from a high temperature resistant thermoplastic body. This makes it well suited for applications in automotive and industrial circuit designs, motors, and small consumer electrical products. When connected to a voltage source, the resistor absorbs some of the voltage, decreasing the voltage applied to the load. This working principle has made it a widely used component for a variety of applications.

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