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Chassis Mount Resistors

Chassis mount resistors are a component of high-power electronic circuitry and are used for controlling current, voltage and signal levels in a variety of applications. RER70F13R0RCSL is a specific type of chassis mount resistor with Smd technology and includes an ohmic value of 1.3 kOhms.

Application Field

Chassis mount resistors are widely used in industrial automation, automotive, aircraft, electrical machinery, communications, sewerage and even commercial applications where current and voltage levels are critical. The RER70F13R0RCSL can be used to control the current passing through residential circuits, commercial applications and industrial automation systems.

This particular type of resistor is commonly seen in heating systems, refrigerators and air conditioners, among other applications. In addition, it is often used in pneumatic equipment, vacuum pumps and power electronics, and can also be found in some communication, marine, and military applications.

Working Principle

The RER70F13R0RCSL is a resistor which performs mainly two functions: providing insulation and dissipating heat. It works by forming an electrical resistance to the current passing through a wire, thus reducing the amount of current that reaches a certain device or component. The resistance value of the resistor can be adjusted based on the requirements of the application.

The working principle of the RER70F13R0RCSL is relatively simple. It works by using a thin layer of insulating material to create a barrier between the current-carrying wire and the other components. This layer of insulation restricts the flow of current, thereby limiting the amount of heat generated by the device.

In terms of dissipating heat, the resistor works by releasing it in the form of electromagnetic radiation. This radiation is then absorbed by surrounding materials, thus dissipating the heat generated by the resistor. This makes this type of resistor particularly useful in systems where heat must be efficiently dissipated.

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