RER60F5760RCSL

Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 250°C
Failure Rate:	R (0.01%)
Package / Case:	Axial, Box
Lead Style:	Solder Lugs
Height - Seated (Max):	0.335" (8.51mm)
Size / Dimension:	0.600" L x 0.646" W (15.24mm x 16.41mm)
Mounting Feature:	Flanges
Coating, Housing Type:	Aluminum
Features:	Military, Moisture Resistant
Series:	Military, MIL-PRF-39009, RER60
Temperature Coefficient:	±20ppm/°C
Composition:	Wirewound
Power (Watts):	5W
Tolerance:	±1%
Resistance:	576 Ohms
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Chassis Mount Resistors

RER60F5760RCSL indicates a resistor with a maximum power of 60 watts, a tolerance of +- <10%, and a resistance of 576\Omega. This type of resistor is commonly referred to as a chassis mount resistor. It is designed with a metal coated or braided exterior and is designed to be attached via screws or clips directly to a chassis.

One of the most common applications of a chassis mount resistor is in power electronic systems. This is because chassis mount resistors offer superior electrical stability and are more resistant to shock and vibration than other types of resistors. For this reason, they are often used in power electronics applications that require higher performance than standard resistor types.

In addition to power electronics, chassis mount resistors can also be used in audio, industrial, and automotive applications. In audio applications, they are useful for providing noise reduction and distortion control in sound systems. In industrial applications, they are commonly used to protect sensitive electronic components, such as servo motors, from overload. In automotive applications, they are used to provide voltage regulation and protection against electrical spikes and surges in the vehicle’s electrical system.

The working principle of a chassis mount resistor is based on the fact that electric current always takes the path of least resistance. When a resistor is attached to a chassis, it creates an electrical pathway between the chassis and the electrical components connected to it. The current then flows through the resistor, reducing the amount of current that can flow through the connected components. This reduction helps to protect those components from overload and reduces noise and distortion.

In addition to providing overload protection and noise reduction, chassis mount resistors can also be used to regulate the voltage across the connection. This is accomplished by selecting a resistor with a specific resistance value. The resistance of the resistor changes as voltage is applied. The higher the voltage, the higher the resistance of the resistor. By selecting a resistor with a specific resistance value, voltage can be regulated across the connection.

Chassis mount resistors are an essential component in many types of electrical system. Their ability to provide superior electrical stability, noise reduction, overload protection, and voltage regulation make them ideal for power electronics, audio, industrial, and automotive applications.

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