RN55E2002DR36

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Through-Hole Resistors provide a range of high performance options to meet various design challenges. RN55E2002DR36 is a 36-ohm, 1% precision thick film chip resistor manufactured by Yageo. It has a wide range of applications in both industrial and consumer applications due to its low profile construction, high temperature stability, and simple design principles.

The RN55E2002DR36 is a non-inductive current sensing chip resistor designed for use in a wide variety of applications. The non-inductive design is able to withstand higher levels of current, allowing for much greater accuracy in current sensing applications. Furthermore, the resistor is designed with a low profile construction, allowing for easy integration into a wide variety of designs. The resistor also features a high-temperature stability, allowing it to be used in high-temperature applications. Additionally, the resistor is designed for simple installation, requiring only a simple soldering process in order to complete assembly.

The RN55E2002DR36 has a variety of different applications in a wide range of different industries. It is commonly used in industrial automation control systems, data acquisition systems, high power LED lighting systems, and in various consumer electronics applications. In industrial applications, the resistor is used as a current-limiting device in power supplies, circuit protection, and voltage regulation. Additionally, the resistor is used for motor speed control, dimming control, and other applications. In consumer electronics applications, the resistor is used for temperature control, quality assurance, and device calibration.

The working principle behind the RN55E2002DR36 is based on the potentiometer and resistance principle. When applying an electric voltage to the resistor, the resistance of the resistor will increase, which reduces the amount of current flowing through the resistor. Conversely, when the voltage is removed, the resistance of the resistor will decrease, which increases the current. This increase and decrease of resistance is what allows the resistor to change the intensity of the current, and is the basic principle behind the chip resistor’s operation.

The RN55E2002DR36 has proven to be an invaluable tool for engineers in a huge array of industries. The resistor’s wide range of applications, simple design, and low profile construction make it an ideal choice for a variety of situations. Furthermore, its high temperature stability allows the resistor to be used in even the harshest of conditions. Whether it is being used in industrial automation control or consumer electronics applications, the RN55E2002DR36 is sure to prove to be a dependable and reliable component.

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