RN55E3923BRE6

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Through hole resistors are a type of electrical resistor that utilizes a solid core, cylindrical in shape and with a large diameter. The holes in the center of the resistor provide an easy way for heat to dissipate and an efficient surface area to conduct electrical current. Due to their robust design and capability to dissipate large amounts of heat, these resistors are commonly utilized in power applications. The RN55E3923BRE6 is an example of such a resistor and is specifically designed for use in high-power intensive applications, such as those found in automotive, medical, industrial, and military systems.

The RN55E3923BRE6 is a high-power through hole resistor and can operate in temperatures up to 125°C. To ensure maximum reliability, the resistor is constructed with a hermetically sealed ceramic body with gold plated leads. The RN55E3923BRE6’s primary application is as a high voltage drop, temperature monitoring, or current sensing device.

The RN55E3923BRE6 utilizes a highly conductive material, such as stainless steel, copper, or nickel, to provide efficient heat dissipation. This enables the resistor to effectively handle large current loads without experiencing performance degradation or failing abruptly. The resistor can also be used in applications that require a resistance value that varies depending on temperature. In this case, the resistance value increases when the temperature rises.

The RN55E3923BRE6 is usually connected in series with a load and its value can then be adjusted by positioning a shunt or resistance element across it. When a current is passed through the resistor, a voltage will appear across its terminals. This voltage is then monitored by a device such as an amplifier or oscilloscope to determine the current passing through the resistor.

The RN55E3923BRE6 can also be used to limit the current flowing through a particular circuit, which can be used as a way to prevent excessive current from damaging components. In this case, the resistance value of the resistor is selected so that it is sufficient to limit the current. This allows the user to ensure that the circuit is operating safely at all times.

In conclusion, the RN55E3923BRE6 is an example of a through hole resistor that can be used in a variety of applications that require a robust design and efficient heat dissipation. The resistor’s design makes it suitable for a number of different applications, such as high voltage drop, temperature monitoring, current sensing, and current limiting.

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