RLR05C14R3FSRSL

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are increasingly popular in all types of applications. Their purpose is to provide a form of electrical resistance, consisting of a value of ‘ohms’, in order to limit or otherwise control current flow throughout an electrical circuit. To put it simply, through hole resistors (also known as through-hole resistors, THR resistors, or wire wound resistors) are resistors that are designed for use with single-ended through-hole components, i.e. components that are mounted to a printed circuit board (PCB) via a hole drilled through the centre of that PCB.

One of the more popular types of through hole resistors in use today, is the rectangularly wound resistor (RLR05C14R3FSRSL). This type of resistor is usually used for its excellent stability in time, temperature, and current. Characteristics of the rectangularly wound resistor include: attractive appearance, wide power range, broad resistance range, and excellent thermal balance.

Application Field and Working Principle of RLR05C14R3FSRSL:

The rectangularly wound resistor (RLR05C14R3FSRSL) is used in many application fields. These application fields include consumer electronics, lighting, automotive, industrial machinery and electronics, defense, aerospace, as well as aerospace applications. This type of resistor is particularly popular in led light and power lighting applications due to its excellent electrical properties.

In terms of its working principle, the resistor’s core function is to restrict current flow. To achieve this, the resistor is connected in series or in parallel with the circuit\'s electrical components in order to limit their current. Furthermore, the amount of current that can flow through the resistor depends on its resistance value. This value is determined by the number of windings within the resistor package. In the case of rectangularly wound resistors, the resistance value is based on the length of conductor wire runs and their resistor\'s configuration patterns.

The main advantage of using a rectangularly wound resistor, is that it can be scaled up or down depending on the power supply. Additionally, this type of resistor offers excellent thermal balance due to its construction, which makes it more suitable for use in heat-sensitive components applications such as timers and temperature sensors.

Moreover, the construction of rectangularly wound resistors allows them to be placed in tight spaces due to its flexible form factor, which makes it far more suitable for applications where surface or space availability is an issue. Additionally, its flexibility allows it to perform better in high vibration environments than other resistor types.

In terms of its durability, the rectangularly wound resistor is very sturdy and reliable due to its reinforced structure. Thus, it does not fail easily when subjected to severe conditions such as vibration, shock, and high temperature environments.

Overall, the rectangularly wound resistor (RLR05C14R3FSRSL specifically) is a highly effective component and should be taken into consideration for all sorts of applications. Its numerous advantages, flexibility, and affordability mean that it could well prove to be a great choice.

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