RLR20C3571FRBSL

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Through Hole Resistors

Through Hole Resistors are components that are used to reduce or limit the amount of current in electronic circuits. They are widely used in electronics and electrical applications because of their robust construction, reliable performance and long lifetime. One particular type of Through Hole Resistor is the RLR20C3571FRBSL.

The RLR20C3571FRBSL is a Through Hole Resistor that features a low-cost, high-acuity design. This resistor comes in a TO-92 sourcing format, which allows for an easy installation into existing circuits and boards. The RLR20C3571FRBSL is rated for a voltage of 35 V and a maximum continuous current of 0.95 A. It has an ohmic value of 0.43 ohms and a tolerance value of ± 5%.

Application field

The RLR20C3571FRBSL is most commonly used in motor control circuits, power driver stages and other motion control applications where precise current control is needed. It is also widely used in telecommunications, consumer electronics and automotive applications. This resistor is particularly useful in these applications due to its robust construction and reliable performance in noisy environments. Additionally, its low ohmic value and high tolerance make it an ideal choice for applications that require low power consumption.

Working Principle

The RLR20C3571FRBSL works by limiting the current flow in a circuit. This is achieved by the resistor\'s ohmic value, which is 0.43 ohms. This means that the maximum current that can flow through the resistor is equal to the voltage across it divided by its ohmic value. Therefore, if the voltage is 35 V, then the maximum current that can flow through the RLR20C3571FRBSL would be 81.40 A. The resistor also has a tolerance value of ± 5%, meaning that the current can be within 5% of the nominal current value.

In addition, the RLR20C3571FRBSL also works by dissipating the excess energy in the circuit. This is done through the resistor\'s "dynamic resistance", which is a characteristic of the component. The dynamic resistance can be thought of as the change in resistance the resistor experiences as the current through it varies. This is important because it allows the resistor to absorb the excess energy in the circuit, which prevents damage to other components.

Overall, the RLR20C3571FRBSL is an excellent choice for many applications, as it offers reliable performance in noisy environments and allows for precise current control. Its low ohmic value and high tolerance make it an ideal choice for applications that require low power consumption, and its robust construction ensures that it will provide accurate current consumption for many years.

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