RLR20C11R0GRRSL

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Through Hole Resistors are components primarily used to reduce signal voltage and current. This is achieved by passing an electrical resistance through the resistor allowing current to flow through it and provide a drop in voltage across the component.The RLR20C11R0GRRSL is a through-hole resistor, which means it fits through a hole and has to be soldered to a circuit board. The RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistor has a resistance of 1k Ohm and is rated for up to 1W of power.The application field for RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistors is incredibly broad. The RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistors can be used in a number of applications from power supply circuits and voltage limiters to signal conditioning circuits and LED circuits. RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistors can also be used for current-limiting or dampening to protect other components from being overloaded.The working principle of the RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistor is relatively simple and involves passing an electrical current through the component, which causes resistance. The resistor is wired in-line with the circuit and then the current follows the path of least resistance, resulting in a drop in voltage across the resistor. This reduces the voltage passing through the rest of the circuit, thus limiting the current and protecting the circuit components from being overloaded.The RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistor features a robust and durable design as well as a wide temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. The RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistor is also designed with non-magnetic properties in order to prevent interference with other electrical components.Overall, the RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistor is designed for a wide range of applications from power circuit to signal conditioning. It features a reliable and robust design, a wide temperature range, and non-magnetic properties. When wired in-line, the RLR20C11R0GRRSL resistor will provide sufficient voltage drop to protect other components from being overloaded.

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