RH01010K00FC02

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Chassis Mount Resistors

Chassis mount resistors are widely used in many consumer and industrial applications, and one of the most common types is the RH01010K00FC02, which is under the category of chassis mount resistors. This particular resistor is a 10k ohm leaded resistor with a maximum resistance rating of 10k ohm, is a very popular choice for low power applications.

The RH01010K00FC02 is typically used in DC circuits to limit the current that can flow through a circuit, and it can also be used to divide or change the voltage of a signal. Generally speaking, resistors are devices that resist the flow of electricity, and the resistance they offer is measured in Ohms. The lower the resistance, the higher the current. The RH01010K00FC02 chassis mount resistor is an ideal choice for resistive loads in power supply applications, typically used in circuits with a low voltage requirement.

The working principle of the RH01010K00FC02 is fairly simple. It limits current flow by providing resistance in the circuit. The larger the resistance, the more it will limit the current. For example, a 10kohm resistor will limit current flow much more than a 1kohm resistor. Generally speaking, as the current increases, the resistance decreases. That means, the RH01010K00FC02 will provide more resistance when a higher current passes through it, thus limiting the amount of current that can flow in the circuit.

The RH01010K00FC02 chassis mount resistor is typically used in DC power supplies, batteries, LED drivers, and automotive electronics. It can also be used in audio devices, digital and radio equipment, and electronic sub-assemblies. This particular resistor is designed to provide good thermal stability and an operational life rating of 1000 hours. It has a temperature range of -55 to +155°C, and a maximum power rating of 1/2W.

In conclusion, the RH01010K00FC02 is a 10k ohm leaded resistor under the category of chassis mount resistors. It is typically used in DC circuits to limit the current that can flow in the circuit, or to divide or change the voltage of a signal. It has a temperature range of -55 to +155°C, and a maximum power rating of 1/2W. The working principle is quite simple and it can be used in various consumer and industrial applications.

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