RLR32C2R70GMRE6

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Through Hole Resistors

Resistors are the most widely used passive components in electronics, and through-hole resistors are one type of resistors that are used. The RLR32C2R70GMRE6 is a through-hole resistor with a robust construction that is reliable and well-suited for various electronic circuits. Its application fields and working principle is described in this article.

Application Fields

The RLR32C2R70GMRE6 through-hole resistor is mainly used in applications which require a large power rating. These include high power applications which require a large surge of power, such as welding machines, motors, and high-voltage relays. This resistor is also used in various other electronic circuits such as those which require a large current and/or high voltage. Additionally, the RLR32C2R70GMRE6 offers a robust construction that enables it to withstand high temperatures and vibrations, making it ideal for industrial applications.

Working Principle

The RLR32C2R70GMRE6 works on the same principle as all resistors. When a voltage is applied across the resistor, the electric current passes through the resistor and is then limited by the resistance of the resistor. This limits the current that can flow through the circuit, providing protection from overcurrent and overvoltage. The amount of resistance offered by the resistor determines its power rating, making it possible to use the RLR32C2R70GMRE6 in high power circuits.

Conclusion

The RLR32C2R70GMRE6 is a through-hole resistor with a robust construction that is reliable and suited for various electronic circuits. It is mainly used in applications which require a large power rating, such as high power applications which require a large surge of power, and is also suitable for other electronic circuits which require either high currents or high voltages. Finally, its working principle is the same as that of all resistors: limiting the amount of current passing through the circuit with its resistance, and providing protection from overcurrent and overvoltage.

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