RN55C3163FB14

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Through Hole Resistors

Through-hole resistors are usually made up of metal that can resist voltage and current. They are used in electronic circuits to limit the current flow, potential, or voltage. The resistor can change the current flowing through the circuit, change the voltage levels, or provide electrical noise damping. Furthermore, it can protect components in the circuit from damage due to excessive current or voltage.

RN55C3163FB14 application field and working principle

The RN55C3163FB14 is a through hole resistor with a resistance value of 1.63 kΩ, and it can resist 10W of power. It has a ±1% tolerance rating, indicating that the true value of the resistor is within that range of the nominal value. This is ideal for precision applications where a resistance value of 1.63 kΩ is needed. It is also a non-inductive construction, meaning that the resistor won’t generate unwanted magnetic fields.

The RN55C3163FB14 is typically used in power supplies, switchers, amplifiers, and other high power audio or general purpose circuits. This resistor can be used to ensure that no more than 10W of power is drawn through the circuit, minimizing heat output and ensuring that components stay within their specified operating limits.

The working principle of this resistor is simple. When voltage is applied, a current will flow through the resistor from one end to the other. The current flow is limited by the resistance of the resistor, and the power that the resistor can dissipate is determined by its wattage rating. The lower the resistance, the more current can flow and the greater the power the resistor can dissipate. The opposite is true of higher resistance values.

The RN55C3163FB14 is a through-hole resistor, meaning that it is mounted onto a PCB with a through-hole, or a hole that is drilled all the way through the board. This design offers a number of advantages over other types of resistors, such as increased mechanical strength and improved the connection. Because the resistor is mounted onto the board by going through the board, the resistor can be soldered from both the top and the bottom of the board. This makes soldering easier and improves the connection between the resistor and the board.

Overall, the RN55C3163FB14 is a reliable and cost-effective through-hole resistor with excellent power handling capacity. Its resistance value and wattage rating make it suitable for a wide range of electronics applications, including precision manufacturing, audio devices, and power supplies. Its through-hole construction also makes it easy to solder and mount on a PCB, and the non-inductive design means that it won\'t generate unintended magnetic fields.

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