RLR07C2263FPRE6

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are resistors that serve as components in an electronic circuit. They have two connection wires at both ends known as leads that are connected to either end of the resistor. The leads of through hole resistors go through and then are soldered into the circuit board. Through hole resistors, also known as “fixed resistors”, are one of the most widely used varieties of resistors. They are most commonly used in AC/DC circuits, control circuits, serial circuits, and pulse circuits.

In general, through hole resistors are constructed of four main parts: resistive element, lead wires, end caps, and an insulating encapsulation. The resistive element is a metal or carbon alloy element surrounded by a ceramic material. The lead wires are attached to either end of the resistive element and the end caps are used for mounting the resistor to the circuit board. The insulating encapsulation is a shell or tube used to insulate the resistive element from the rest of the circuit.

One example of a through hole resistor is the RLR07C2263FPRE6, created by the manufacturer Stackpole Electronic Components Inc. This resistor has a package size of 1206 imperial and a temperature coefficient of 500 ppm/K. It also has a power rating of 0.6 Watt (W), a dielectric strength of 500 Volts (V), and a resistance of 2.2 Megohms (MΩ). The RLR07C2263FPRE6 is a non-inductive, molded design, through hole resistor made from thick film technology.

The RLR07C2263FPRE6 is suitable for medium power applications in which high current and heat are expected. Some of these applications are motor controllers, power MOSFETs, IGBTs, switching regulators, dc/dc converters, and switching mode power supplies. The thick film technology of the RLR07C2263FPRE6 also brings some additional advantages such as voltage and thermalShock protection and EMI/RFI absorption.

The working principle of the RLR07C2263FPRE6 is simple. The resistor is placed between two nodes and any current that flows between these two nodes will first pass through the resistor. The resistor then changes some of the energy within the current into heat and limits the amount of current that can pass through the nodes. By changing the size and/or the material of the resistor, the resistance of the resistor can be changed. This, in turn, will affect the amount of current flowing between the two nodes.

In conclusion, through hole resistors are one of the most commonly used varieties of resistors in the electronic industry. The RLR07C2263FPRE6 is an example of a through hole resistor that is suitable for medium power applications. Additionally, its working principle is quite simple and its resistance can be easily adjusted to control the current in a circuit.

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