RN55D9650FB14

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Through hole resistors have been used extensively for decades in a variety of applications. The RN55D9650FB14 is a common choice for many of these applications due to its high power rating, robust construction and excellent reliability. In this article we will discuss the applications and principles of operation of this component.

RN55D9650FB14 is a general-purpose axial leaded (through hole) resistor with a nominal resistance value of 9 ohms and a power rating of 5 watts. The component is constructed of an enamel-coated conical wirewound resistor body which is covered by a flame-retardant, heat-stable plastic coating. This construction provides optimum performance in a wide range of high temperature applications. The resistor is designed to dissipate heat efficiently and without large temperature rises due to its rated power and tolerable environmental conditions.

The RN55D9650FB14 is suitable for use in both low-voltage and high-voltage applications. Its low-voltage range limits it to use in circuits with a maximum voltage of no more than 600 volts, while its high-voltage range permits its use in circuits up to 7500 volts. The operating temperature range of this component is from -55°C to +125°C, making it suitable for use in the most extreme environments. In addition, its capacitance and inductance values are very low, making the resistor very stable when exposed to electrical signals.

The component is ideal for use in power control systems, motor speed control systems and amplifier circuits. It is also suitable for use in circuits as a current limiting resistor. In these applications, it acts as a variable resistor to control the amount of current passing through the circuit. It is also used in battery-charging circuits and to create power supplies for audio systems.

The RN55D9650FB14 also has excellent noise reduction characteristics. It is commonly used in circuits where noise is a major concern, such as when dealing with high-power audio amplifiers or for telecommunications applications. This component also exhibits good electrical and temperature stability, making it a good choice for precision control systems.

The RN55D9650FB14 works in the same basic manner as all axial leaded resistors. It consists of a conical body that is wound with an enamel-coated wire to form an electrical resistor. The terminations at either end of the resistor are insulated with a protective coating and connected to the circuit. The amount of resistance provided by the component is determined by the amount of wire wound around the body and the type of insulation used. When current flows through the resistor, it generates heat which is dissipated by the coating and the surrounding environment.

The RN55D9650FB14 has a wide range of applications in a variety of industries. Its high power rating, robust construction and excellent reliability make it an ideal choice for many circuits. It is suitable for use in both high-voltage and low-voltage applications and its temperature stability and noise reduction characteristics make it suitable for applications where noise is a concern. This component is a reliable choice for many precision control systems, motor speed control systems and audio system power supplies.

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