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RER75F2R00RC02 application field and working principle

Chassis mount resistors are electronic components which are designed to resist the flow of an electric current, either for protection or for controlling the voltage and current in a circuit. RER75F2R00RC02 are a type of chassis mount resistor manufactured by RCE Corporation. This type of resistor is composed of a core conducting element and an external nonmetallic housing that isolates the conducting element from the environment while providing a convenient way to mount and protect the component.

Applications

RER75F2R00RC02 Resistors are typically used in a wide range of applications, including automotive electronics, industrial electronics, consumer electronics, military and aerospace applications, and medical electronics. They are also used as a protective device in circuits, acting as a “diversion” for overcurrents or other overloads that might otherwise damage delicate components. RER75F2R00RC02 can also be used in audio filtering circuits, as well as in voltage and current regulator circuits to provide stability and accuracy.

Working Principle

RER75F2R00RC02 resistors work on the principle of Ohm’s Law, which states that the current passing through a conducting body is proportional to the applied voltage, with the resistance of the body being the proportionality factor. In other words, the electrical resistance of a resistor is a measure of its opposition to the flow of current. The value of the resistance of this type of resistor is marked onto its external housing. When current passes through the resistor, a small fraction of its energy is lost in the form of heat.

Conclusion

RER75F2R00RC02 are a type of chassis mount resistor used for a variety of applications, including automotive and industrial electronics, military and aerospace applications, and consumer electronics. They are designed to provide a convenient way to mount and protect the component while simultaneously controlling or limiting the current that passes through the circuit. The working principle of this type of resistor involves the use of Ohm\'s law, in which resistance is proportional to the voltage applied to the resistor.

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