RLR07C4R99FMRSL

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Through Hole Resistors are essential electronic components that are used in a variety of applications, from simple audio and video circuits to large-scale industrial systems. A wide range of resistor types are available, including wirewound, carbon film, ceramic, chip, and dip or through-hole resistors. The general purpose RLR07C4R99FMRSL through hole resistor is designed for use in circuits that require a higher power rating, better frequency response, and stable resistance values over a wide range of temperatures. This resistor type is ideal for open-air applications, as they are robust and moisture-resistant.

RLR07C4R99FMRSL through hole resistors are designed with an internal construction that includes two metal contacts that extend and the resistor is inserted into a pre-drilled hole in a printed circuit board (PCB). The outer casing is composed of a ceramic-filled flame retardant plastic, and the resistor has an overall rating of 7 ohms. This type of resistor offers a superior frequency response, high dielectric withstand voltage, and low parasitic inductance.

These through hole resistors have wide applications in various electronic devices and circuits. They can be used in digital audio and video boards, as well as in high-power AC applications. Their lower inductance and higher power ratings make them suitable for use in switch-mode power supplies, high-speed logic control lines, and power electronics.They are also widely used as shunt resistors in a buck-boost converter system. Additionally, they are useful for filtering and attenuation circuits, as well as for providing impedance matching in RF applications.

The working principle of a RLR07C4R99FMRSL through hole resistor is based on the same concept of more traditional resistors. When a voltage is applied to the resistor, current begins to flow through it. The voltage that is supplied to the resistor is inversely proportional to its resistance. In other words, the current that will flow through the resistor is directly proportional to the voltage that is applied to it. The resistor effectively reduces the flow of current by dissipating some of the energy as heat.

Through hole resistors are designed for installation on a PCB where they can dissipate any excess heat directly into the board. Once properly mounted, they are resistant to high levels of vibration and shock. The resistor’s structure also helps to suppress noise caused by unwanted electrical interference from nearby sources, making it an ideal choice for use in applications with sensitive signals.

RLR07C4R99FMRSL through hole resistors are designed to handle higher power ratings in data acquisition, control, and instrumentation applications. They are preferred for their high speed, low noise, and outstanding stability. The ceramic-filled bodies of these resistors make them resistant to moisture and corrosion, making them suitable for use in challenging environments. With their superior features, they are well-suited as general-purpose resistors in a wide range of settings.

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