RC14JB680K

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Through hole resistors are a type of resistor that exists in the electronic world and are found on many electronic circuits. They are so named because their construction includes a metal wire running between two metal supports that is usually referred to as a “lead” and is being driven through holes in the board. Such resistors are called through hole resistors due to the fact that their leads have to be soldered on the board and then traversed through it. The standard size for through hole resistors is 0.1" x 0.25".

A specific type of through hole resistor is the RC14JB680K. This resistor comes with a single-layer termination, which makes it ideal for applications such as television and audio equipment, battery packs, and other circuits with high current densities. It is rated from 10k to 1M ohms and it can handle currents up to 1.5A.

The working principle of the RC14JB680K is quite easy to understand. It works by relying on the resistance of the wire that is passed through the hole in the board. This wire is insulated, so when a current is passed through the resistor the current experiences resistance from the wire which causes the current to be lowered.

In applications, The RC14JB680K is used for limiting current, equalizing voltage drops, and creating bleeder resistors. It is also often used for controlling the flow and current of high-power industrial equipment. Additionally, it is commonly used for large shunt resistors. This type of resistor is advantageous because it is non-inductive and has a wide voltage range.

In conclusion, the RC14JB680K through hole resistor is used for a wide range of applications. It has a single-layer termination that allows for high current densities, and its working principle depends on the resistance of the wire that is passed through the hole in the board. This resistor is ideal for applications such as television and audio equipment, battery packs, and more.

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