RN55E3202BRSL

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of electrical resistance component that is made up of a long metal cylinder or leaded resistor capsule, coated in insulation and sealed in an epoxy body. This type of resistor is used in a wide range of applications from industrial and electrical applications to PCBs, audio and television circuits and even home appliance mounting boards. The RN55E3202BRSL is a type of Through Hole Resistor designed for use in Solder and Resistor Mounts.

The RN55E3202BRSL is a through-hole resistor able to handle up to 3W of power with a dissipation rate of 2W. It is designed to provide a low-resistance connection between two components, such as two printed circuit boards. The resistor is constructed of a body made of a dielectric material, typically containing an oxide insulator. The body is surrounded and in contact with a resistive element either etched in the form of thin strips or deposited as a thick film on the inside surface of the body. In either case, the resistor is formed from a high-performance nickel chrome alloy.

A unique feature of the RN55E3202BRSL is that it has a low-temperature coefficient. This allows for increased accuracy and stability of the component, as temperature fluctuations cause resistance values to change over time. The low-temperature coefficient also ensures that the resistance value of the component is as close to its nominal value as possible.

The application field of the RN55E3202BRSL is wide and varied. It is commonly used in applications such as low voltage power supplies, high current resistors, laser voltage-controlled resistors, motor speed control circuits, current sensing circuits, and even light emitting diodes (LEDs). As this type of resistor does not require any additional capacitor, it can also be used in pulse width modulation (PWM) circuits, where a very precise amount of current is required. Other applications include radio/communication and audio amplifiers.

The working principle of the RN55E3202BRSL is based upon the ohmic property of the resistor element. When a current passes through the resistor, a voltage drop will occur. This voltage drop is proportional to the current and is referred to as the “voltage drop”. The voltage drop can be thought of as the output voltage. The resistor’s resistance value is determined by the amount of current that flows through it, and this value is usually given in ohms.

In conclusion, the RN55E3202BRSL is an Through Hole Resistor type that is used in a wide range of applications. Its low-temperature coefficient ensures accurate and stable operation and it can be used in a variety of current sensing circuits and PWM systems. Its ohmic property results in a voltage drop proportional to the current passing through it, thus determining its resistance value.

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