RLR05C2611FSBSL

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Through Hole Resistors are one of the most widely used components in electronic circuits. The RLR05C2611FSBSL is a through hole resistor with a specified value of 10 kOhms, which is suitable for various frequency control and signal processing applications.

The RLR05C2611FSBSL is a surface mount technology device, and features two copper-clad metalized zinc oxide resistors. The resistors use an adhesive-based assembly process which provides excellent solderability and heat dissipation. The resistors are designed to withstand temperatures up to 150°C, allowing them to be used in high-temperature environments. The lead frame of the resistors is made from aluminum and is nickel-plated for enhanced corrosion resistance. The two resistors are connected using a 50 μm polysilicon/aluminum bridge.

The RLR05C2611FSBSL through hole resistor is typically used in applications where frequency control and signal processing are needed. The device is used in power electronics, motor controllers, motor drives, and audio systems, among other applications. The resistor’s small footprint helps save space in circuit designs, while its low power consumption makes it ideal for low-power applications.

The working principle of the RLR05C2611FSBSL is based on the electrical property of resistance. A resistor is a component that resists the flow of electric current. When a voltage is applied across the resistor, a current will flow, which is inversely proportional to the resistance. This is known as Ohm’s law. The resistor will dissipate some of the energy in the form of heat, depending on the amount of current flowing through it.

The total resistance of a RLR05C2611FSBSL is equal to the sum of the two individual resistors, which is denoted as R1 and R2. The total resistance can be calculated as: Rtot = R1 + R2. To determine the current flowing through each of the two resistors, use the formula: I = V/Rtot. The voltage can be divided into two components, one for each of the resistors. This can be expressed as: V1 = I*R1, V2 = I*R2.

In summary, the RLR05C2611FSBSL is a through hole resistor with a specified value of 10 kOhms . Its small footprint helps save space in circuit designs, while its low power consumption makes it ideal for low-power applications. It is typically used in applications where frequency control and signal processing are needed, such as power electronics, motor drives, and audio systems. The working principle of the RLR05C2611FSBSL is based on the electrical property of resistance.

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