RN55D2843FB14

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The Through Hole Resistor is probably the most basic form of resistor and one of the most widely used components on circuit boards. It is an electrical component that limits the flow of electric current in any electronic circuit. The RN55D2843FB14 is a through-hole resistor that is designed for use in battery-powered operations. It has a wide range of applications and works with a variety of electrical values.

The RN55D2843FB14 is a four-terminal resistor suitable for use on two-layer printed circuit boards. It uses resistive element and a lead frame in its construction. The resistive element is made of a linear, non-inductive film of non-conductive material, which is mounted in the inner chambers of the lead frame. The lead frame has four inner terminals that are connected to the four outer terminals through lead-strap bridges. The inner terminals are connected to the resistive element, which is encapsulated with epoxy and epoxy resin forms a strong bond between the lead frame and the resistive element.

The RN55D2843FB14 is used in a variety of applications, such as power supplies, battery-powered systems, communications, medical products, and instrumentation circuits. It provides excellent resistance to transient voltage, low inductance, and low-capacitance solutions. In addition, it offers excellent thermal conduction due to its lead frame construction and lead-strap bridges. Its low capacitance also allows it to be used in systems that require high frequencies of operation.

The working principle of the RN55D2843FB14 through-hole resistor is based on the use of a resistive element to limit the flow of electric current in any electronic circuit. This element is made of a linear, non-inductive film of non-conductive material. The resistive element is connected between two parallel plates, which act as terminals. When a current is applied to the resistor, the resistive element will allow a certain amount of current to flow through the circuit, depending on the resistance of the resistor. This is because the resistive element reduces the amount of current that can pass through it. As a result, resistance is created and this resistance limits the amount of current that passes through a circuit.

The RN55D2843FB14 through-hole resistor is available in a range of styles and sizes, and is designed to meet the specific requirements of a variety of battery-powered applications. With its low-bias response, lead frame construction, and low capacitance characteristics, the RN55D2843FB14 is a cost-effective and reliable component for your circuitry.

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