RN55C4532FR36

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Through Hole Resistors are electronic components used to control current flow in electric circuits. RN55C4532FR36 is one of the commonly used through-hole resistor devices. By changing the value of the resistance, it is possible to control the current flow in a certain circuit and thus adjust the power supplied into the circuit.

The RN55C4532FR36 through-hole resistor is a four-band molded resistor with a tolerance of 1%. It is an axial leaded component and is commonly used in low-noise audio applications due to its low inductance. This device has a range of between 1Ω and 10MΩ. The resistance value is imprinted onto the body of the resistor and is marked in the same color code format used for other resistors.

The RN55C4532FR36 works by the process of voltage division. This occurs when a potential difference is applied across two resistors in series. The current is divided between the two resistors and the voltage at the midpoint is lowered, thereby producing the effect of resistance. This is how the RN55C4532FR36 creates a voltage drop across the circuit, which is then used to control the power supplied in the circuit.

In addition to its use in audio circuit applications, RN55C4532FR36 is also commonly found in other fields. It is often used as a power steering device, in liquid level detection, and in automotive applications. As its four-band color code makes it easy to read, it is also an ideal choice for printed circuit boards (PCBs) and locations where space is limited.

RN55C4532FR36 is an integral part of many electronic circuits and can be used to control the flow of current through them. By changing the value of its resistance, it is possible to adjust the amount of power supplied and the voltage at the midpoint. This makes the device an ideal choice for audio applications and other projects where space is of the essence.

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