RN55D2742FRE6

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Through Hole Resistors are one of the oldest components used by electrical engineers and technicians to build circuits. This component consists of a cylindrical piece of resistive material, usually made of a ceramic or metal, that is held in place by an insulator. This resistive material limits the flow of current through a particular circuit. With this component, engineers and technicians can fine-tune a circuit’s resistance value, check for shorts and keep a low resistance path open for signals to pass through. The RN55D2742FRE6 is a commonly used through hole resistor.

The RN55D2742FRE6 resistor is a through hole resistor, meaning that it is designed to be mounted through the hole of a PCB. This type of resistor is assembled through the hole and held in place by a locking nut. It can also be soldered directly to a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) in order to provide a controlled and consistent resistance path for a circuit. This type of resistor has a relatively small footprint and it is perfect for applications where space is limited.

The RN55D2742FRE6 resistor is a surface mount resistor made from a thin film of resistive material that is sandwiched between two substrates. This type of resistor is designed to be attached directly to a PCB without the need for a solder attachment, and its small size makes it ideal for applications in space-restricted areas. The resistor is also designed to be extremely accurate with an maximum absolute temperature coefficient of ±25ppm/°C. This makes it perfect for applications where accuracy is key. The maximum power rating of the resistor is 1/16W at 70°C.

The working principle of the RN55D2742FRE6 is relatively simple. As electrical current flows through the resistor, the resistive material dissipates some of the current in the form of heat. This causes the resistor to become warm and is how the resistor limits the current through the circuit. The resistance or “value” of the resistor is determined by the amount of current it can dissipate without significantly heating up. The higher the resistor value, the more current it can dissipate before it begins to heat up.

The RN55D2742FRE6 resistor is mainly used in the aerospace and defense industries where extreme accuracy and reliable performance are critical. Its small footprint makes it perfect for applications in tight spaces, and its low temperature coefficient ensures that it can perform in wide temperature ranges. The RN55D2742FRE6 is also often used in automotive applications, circuit boards and telecommunications where close-tolerance is required.

In summary, the RN55D2742FRE6 is a through-hole resistor that can be used in applications requiring extreme accuracy and reliable performance. This type of resistor is constructed from a thin resistive film sandwiched between two substrates and is designed to be assembled directly to a PCB. Its maximum power rating is 1/16W and it has a maximum absolute temperature coefficient of ±25ppm/°C. The RN55D2742FRE6 is mainly used in the aerospace, automotive, telecommunications and circuit board industries.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference