RER65F14R3RC02

Chassis-mount resistors are electrical components that dissipate or store energy at a certain level in a circuit. They are used to control the current and voltage of the circuit and are often found in commercial and consumer electronics. The RER65F14R3RC02 is a type of chassis-mount resistor that is specifically designed to handle high temperatures. It is used in a variety of application fields, including automotive, industrial, lighting, and telecommunications.

The RER65F14R3RC0 has a few key features that make it suitable for its intended use. It has a resistance range of 1.3 ohms to 12.6 ohms, which makes it well-suited for applications that require precise control of current and voltage. It also has a high thermal capacity, meaning it can dissipate a larger amount of energy without breaking down. The resistor also has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to 215°C, making it suitable for use in high-temperature environments. Finally, it is also compact in size, making it easy to install in different circuit configurations.

The RER65F14R3RC02 works on the same basic principles as any other resistor. When used in a circuit, it reduces the current or voltage passing through the circuit by providing a resistive pathway for the electrons to travel along. The amount of current or voltage that is reduced depends on the resistance of the resistor. In the case of the RER65F14R3RC02, the resistance of the resistor is set to a specific value that is predetermined by the user. This allows it to be used in a variety of applications where precise control of current and voltage is needed.

The RER65F14R3RC02 is a versatile and reliable chassis-mount resistor that can handle high temperatures and provide precise resistance control. It is most commonly used in automotive, industrial, lighting, and telecom applications where precise control of current and voltage is required. Thanks to its compact design and high-temperature capacity, it is well-suited for use in a variety of applications where space and temperature are both a concern.