RN50C36R5FBSL

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Through Hole Resistors are amongst the most widespread and important of electronic components. A Through Hole Resistor is a two terminal resistor with wire leads that are inserted into a hole in a printed circuit board. The RN50C36R5FBSL is a Through Hole Resistor that is available in a variety of specifications and sizes. In the following article, the application fields and working principle of the RN50C36R5FBSL Through Hole Resistor will be discussed.

The RN50C36R5FBSL is a power resistor with excellent environmental adaptability. The resistor is designed to provide reliable and stable performance even under extreme conditions such as high temperature, vibration, and humidity. It is also designed to provide highly accurate current readings even in fluctuating power conditions. Typical application fields of the RN50C36R5FBSL include motor controllers, industrial control and electronic equipment, and automotive power control systems.

The working principle of the RN50C36R5FBSL Through Hole Resistor is based on the flow of electrons in a conductor. When a voltage is applied across the resistor, the electrons flow between the two leads of the resistor creating a current. The current is a measure of the voltage flowing through the resistor. The resistance of the resistor in ohms is determined by the proportion between the applied voltage and the current that flows through the resistor. This resistance value is specified on the part number of the RN50C36R5FBSL, and is the value that dictates the electron flow and represents the size of the resistor in terms of current.

The performance of the RN50C36R5FBSL Through Hole Resistor is based on its physical size, temperature coefficients, and voltage rating. The resistor is designed to have a low resistance value at high temperatures, and a high resistance value at low temperatures. This ensures that it can operate in a wide range of temperatures and still maintain reliability however, it’s power rating at any given temperature is limited by its size. A higher voltage rating can be attained by using larger resistor sizes, but this is only warranted if the design requires a higher power rating.

In conclusion, the RN50C36R5FBSL Through Hole Resistor is a popular choice for a variety of applications due to its reliability and ease of use. The resistor is constructed with wire leads that make it suitable for insertion into a hole in a printed circuit board. The working principle of the resistor is based on the flow of electrons in a conductor, with a resistance value dictated by the ratio of voltage to current. The performance of the resistor is based on size, thermal coefficient, and voltage rating, and these attributes make it suitable for power control applications in various temperature and power conditions.

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