RN55C1102BR36

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Through hole resistors are a type of resistor that are used in applications requiring very high levels of resistance. The RN55C1102BR36 is one of the most popular types of resistors used in the industry due to its low-cost and features.

The RN55C1102BR36 is a 0.25W 5% resistor. This resistor is available in the conventional axial (through hole) format and features a 0603 EIA size. The resistor has an impedance of 5kΩ, power rating of 0.25W, and resistance tolerance of 5%. The RN55C1102BR36 has a maximum working voltage of 30V.

This resistor is mainly used in microelectronic circuits such as in TV, radio, and other consumer electronics products. It is also used in computers, industrial automation, and control systems. It can be used for impedance matching circuits, power-supply circuits, as well as in voltage regulator and amplifier circuits.

The working principle of the RN55C1102BR36 is relatively simple. It works on the principles of Ohm\'s Law. Ohm\'s Law states that current flowing through a resistor is equal to the voltage applied across it, divided by the resistance value of the resistor.

For example, if a voltage of 30V is applied across a 5kΩ resistor, then the current flowing through it will be 6mA (30V / 5kΩ = 6mA). This principle is used in the RN55C1102BR36 to regulate the flow of current in an electronic circuit.

The RN55C1102BR36 is a through hole resistor that is widely used in the industry due to its low cost and features. It is mainly used in microelectronic circuits such as in TV, radio, and other consumer electronics products. It can be used for impedance matching circuits, power-supply circuits, as well as in voltage regulator and amplifier circuits. The working principle of the RN55C1102BR36 is relatively simple as it is based on Ohm\'s Law.

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