RLR07C6R20GMR36

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Through Hole Resistors

Through Hole Resistors are electronic components that limit the current that flows to other components connected in series. They are also used to adjust voltages and create various other forms of electrical control. Through Hole Resistors are the most commonly used type of resistors and are popular on a PCB design for their double-ended lead feature which allows the user to connect them easily from the top side of the board. Typically, they are in the form of cylinders that can be inserted into a hole already drilled in the board.

The RLR07C6R20GMR36 Through Hole Resistor has a power rating of 0.125 watts, a resistance value of 10kΩ (10,000 Ohms), and a tolerance of ±20%. This type of Through Hole Resistor is often used for short voltage- dropping circuits, current sensing, and over-voltage protection as their resistances are high. Furthermore, due to their small form factor, they are able to fit into restricted areas of a board. Plus, they can be tested and replaced relatively quickly and conveniently.

The RLR07C6R20GMR36 Through Hole Resistor has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. It also features a lead-free, flame-retardant coating which meets the RoHS standard and helps to eliminate the possibility of avalanches or shorts circuiting. The resistor has a strong construction, and it can withstand sudden changes in resistance caused by mechanical shock without damaging the device.

The working principle of Through Hole Resistors is based on the Heating Effect of Electric Current. In this case, the resistor absorbs the current pushed into it, converting some of the electrical energy into heat energy. This heat energy dissipates through the resistance material and is eventually released into the outside environment. The resistance of the material affects how much heat energy can be dissipated.

In a PCB design, Through Hole Resistor circuits measure the amount of current passed through the resistor. This current can be measured to control the voltage output, to restrict the current flow, or to provide a reference voltage for other components. Through Hole Resistor circuits are also used for protection from corrosion in wet environments and to increase signal noise immunity in signal patterns.

In conclusion, Through Hole Resistors are the most common type of resistors and are popular for their double-ended leads that make them easy to insert and replace. The RLR07C6R20GMR36 Through Hole Resistor is an excellent choice for wire-to-board applications and meets the RoHS standard, making it suitable for use in many electronics projects. Its working principle is based on the Heating Effect of Electric Current, and when used in PCB design, RLR07C6R20GMR36 Through Hole Resistor circuits can be used to measure the amount of current passed through the resistor.

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