RN55C1623BRE6

RN55C1623BRE6 Application Field and Working Principle

The RN55C1623BRE6 is an through-hole resistor designed to provide electrical resistance within electronic circuits. It is considered a passive component, meaning it consumes electrical energy but does not produce it. Through-hole resistors are available with either a wire or screw lead attachment. The RN55C1623BRE6 is a standard through-hole component with a lead diameter of 0.1 inches and a total length of 0.2 inches.

The RN55C1623BRE6 is used for current-limiting, current-terminating, voltage-dropping, and stability applications. Its wide range of resistance values makes it useful in a variety of applications. It has a tolerance of ± 5% and a temperature coefficient of ±100 ppm/°C.

The RN55C1623BRE6 consists of a precision thin-film resistor and a metal tubing that is usually made of ceramic or glass. The resistor element is made of a conducting material such as carbon film or chloride-doped polysilicon. The resistor element is passed through the origin and surrounded by the insulating tubing, which is then sealed with a ceramic cap.

The working principle of the RN55C1623BRE6 is simple. When an electrical current passes through the resistor element, it creates a voltage drop across the element, resulting in the desired resistance value. The voltage drop is dependent on the size and length of the resistor element, as well as the material it is made out of.

The RN55C1623BRE6 is extremely useful in a variety of applications, such as current-limiting, current-terminating, voltage-dropping, and stability. Additionally, its small size and wide resistance range make it an ideal choice for a variety of projects and applications. Its ability to provide uniform and reliable resistance over a broad temperature range makes it an invaluable tool.