RLR07C3571FPB14

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Through Hole Resistors are extremely popular electrical components used in a wide range of applications. The RLR07C3571FPB14 is one such resistor, primarily designed for use in industrial and automotive applications. It features low power and long-term stability with a wide resistance range.

The RLR07C3571FPB14 has two resistive elements built into one housing, with one element on each side of the housing. They are usually accompanied by two additional components, namely a ceramic end plate and a supporting element. The ceramic end plate is essential in supporting the resistive elements and protecting them from external environmental variables such as moisture and temperature. The supporting element provides additional stability to the resistor, particularly when electrical surges occur.

The RLR07C3571FPB14 features a wide range of resistance values, ranging from 0.3ohms to 1K ohms. It also has a relatively high thermal stability with a maximum operating temperature up to 400C, allowing operation in extreme temperatures. It is highly resistant to electrical, mechanical, and thermal stress and has a design life of 80,000 hours. The resistor also has a low voltage noise level, making it suitable for use in low noise applications.

The RLR07C3571FPB14 has various applications due to its low power and long-term stability. It is suitable for use in industrial settings, such as switching power supplies, motor control systems, and home appliances. It is also popular for use in automotive applications, including car radios, navigation systems, and warning systems.

The working principle of the RLR07C3571FPB14 is relatively simple. When a current passes from the first resistive element, it will encounter the other resistive element and will be reduced by an amount that depends on the resistance value of each element. This process is then repeated, and the resulting voltage drop determines the total resistance of the resistor. As a result, a fixed voltage drop is maintained across the resistor, allowing a steady current to flow.

In summary, the RLR07C3571FPB14 is a two-terminal, through-hole resistor that is primarily designed for use in industrial and automotive applications. It has a wide range of resistance values and a high thermal stability, making it suitable for use in extreme temperature environments. Additionally, it is highly resistant to electrical and mechanical stress and has a design life of 80,000 hours. It is used in a wide range of industrial and automotive applications due to its low power and long-term stability, and its working principle is relatively straightforward.

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