RN55D1302FB14

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of resistor that are typically used in both low voltage and high voltage applications, usually to control or limit current in electrical circuits. The RN55D1302FB14 is a Through Hole Resistor that has a lead-free tin finish and is suitable for both trailing edge and leading edge applications. Its resistance value is accurate to within 0.2%, with a maximum resistance of 130Ω. The body is constructed from a durable epoxy material that is designed to withstand moderate shock and vibration.

The RN55D1302FB14 is used primarily in high voltage applications, such as power supplies, regulators, switching circuits and amplifiers. It is also used in industrial applications, such as automotive electronics, communications and medical equipment. The resistor’s dielectric strength ensures that it can handle voltages up to 250V. The accuracy of its resistance value ensures that it can be used in precision circuits that require accurate voltage and current regulation.

The RN55D1302FB14 is a non-inductive resistor, meaning that it does not create a magnetic field. This makes it ideal for use in circuits that require low noise or very low power consumption. It is also designed to handle continuous power up to 1/2 watt without performance degradation. The device’s heat-dissipating construction ensures that it can be used in applications where high ambient temperatures are a factor.

The working principle of the RN55D1302FB14 is very simple. It works on the principle of Ohm’s Law, which states that the current through a conductor is inversely proportional to its resistance. The resistor limits the current that passes through it by creating a small “impedance” in the circuit. This impedance acts like a dam, letting only a certain amount of current through while blocking the rest of the current. By changing the resistance, the user can adjust the amount of current flowing through the circuit.

In conclusion, Through Hole Resistors are popular for their accuracy, reliability, and high-performance characteristics. The RN55D1302FB14 is a good example of such a device, and is suitable for use in power supplies, regulators, and other high-voltage applications. Its non-inductive construction ensures that it can be used in precision circuits with low noise or power consumption. It is also designed to handle continuous power up to 1/2 watt without performance degradation.

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