RLR20C3603GRRSL

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Through Hole Resistors are reliable, cost-effective components that are used in a wide range of electronics applications. The resistors are designed to provide precise levels of resistance in order to safely and efficiently distribute current in circuits. They are also used for protection, power, input/output conversion, signal or noise reduction, impedance and matching, as well as power control.

RLR20C3603GRRSL is one type of through hole resistors that can be used in various applications. It is a non-inductive, SMD style resistor with a 20% tolerance rating, and a resistance value of 36 ohms. The resistor can operate at temperatures up to 155°C, and it is rated for a power level of 1/4 Watt. It is also RoHS compliant and AEC-Q200 Qualified.

In terms of its application field, RLR20C3603GRRSL can be used across numerous electronics applications, ranging from consumer, computer, and industrial markets, and especially in precision and medical electronics. It can be found in items such as current sensing, LED protection and power supplies, as well as non-linear control and precision sensors.

RLR20C3603GRRSL also works on the principle of resistance for current control. The resistors are used to provide a specific level of resistance, either as a single resistor, or in combination with other resistors. The resistors are designed to resist the flow of current, so that the correct amount of current is allowed to pass through them. The resistor can also be used in combination with capacitors or inductors in order to achieve the desired effect.

In conclusion, through hole resistor RLR20C3603GRRSL can be used in a variety of applications and markets, providing an effective, reliable solution for current control. The resistor is rated for a power level of 1/4 Watt, and it operates at temperatures up to 155°C, allowing it to be used in high temperature applications. The resistor works by providing a specific level of resistance for current control, and can be used in combination with capacitors and inductors for added control and precision.

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