RN55C2002FRE6

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Through Hole Resistors are one of the most popular components used today in a variety of applications. The RN55C2002FRE6 is an example of such a resistor, and it has a wide array of uses and forms an important part of many circuits and systems. This article will look at the various applications of the resistor as well as the underlying working principles and design parameters which make it so useful.

The RN55C2002FRE6 is a precision, miniature surface mount resistor designed for use in many applications, particularly in commercial electronic products. It is a thick film resistor, meaning that it is composed of a series of ceramic discs which are fired with a conductive paste and then metallized to form a resistor with a relatively low resistance value. Its construction also yields typical tolerances of 1% or better, and the resistor is also RoHS and UL approved for use in industrial environments. These design factors make the RN55C2002FRE6 ideal for many applications in the electronic product industry.

The RN55C2002FRE6 is used in a variety of consumer electronics, handheld devices, automotive electronics, telecommunications equipment, and industrial computer systems. It is particularly popular due to its compact size and low cost. The resistor can be used in circuits to limit current and voltage, or to provide a reference voltage, and it can also be used in power supplies and logic circuits. Its miniature size makes it ideal for applications where space is limited, and its low cost makes it an attractive option for many applications.

The RN55C2002FRE6 employs the same basic working principles as a traditional resistor, although its construction is slightly different. It consists of an upper and lower electrode, which are separated by a ceramic disc. The paste which forms the resistor is applied to the ceramic disc, and as it is fired the composition of the paste changes, forming the resistor’s resistance. Once metallized, the resistance of the resistor is fixed. The primary use of the RN55C2002FRE6 is to limit current and voltage in a circuit, and this is achieved via its resistance.

In addition to its resistance value, another key factor when considering the RN55C2002FRE6 is its power rating. This is the amount of power which the resistor is capable of dissipating, and it should be taken into consideration when selecting the resistor for an application. The power rating is typically indicated by the suffix “A”, and refers to the amount of power it can dissipate in milliwatts. The most common suffixes are “A”, “B”, “C”, and “D”, and the A, B and C ratings typically indicate maximum power ratings of 250mW, 500mW and 1000mW, respectively.

In conclusion, the RN55C2002FRE6 is a popular component due to its low cost, compact size, and high precision. Its use is primarily in consumer electronic products and telecommunications equipment, although it can also be used in automotive electronics, handheld devices, and industrial computer systems. Its resistance is fixed according to the properties of the fired paste, and its power rating indicates the amount of power it can dissipate. This article has provided an overview of the RN55C2002FRE6, and its various applications and working principles.

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