RN55E4272BRSL

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Through Hole Resistors

Through-hole resistors are typically utilized in the construction of static circuitry, and they are an essential component in printed circuit boards (PCBs). They offer a wide variety of different ratings or resistance values, from 0.001 ohms to 100 megohms. The most commonly used type of through-hole resistors are carbon film resistors. Although these pieces of hardware are widely used in static circuits, they cannot handle large alternating currents, which makes them inappropriate for use in high-frequency circuits.

Resistor RN55E4272BRSL Application Field and Working Principle

The RN55E4272BRSL resistor is a Through-Hole resistor constructed using carbon film technology, and as a result, it has a scaling factor of 1. This means that the resistor has a between 1 and 2.2 kilo. Its size is 0.2” in length and width, 0.098 in diameter, and 0.013” in hole size.

The RN55E4272BRSL has the widely-known 5-band color scheme in order to identify the resistance value. The bands are brown, black, red, black, and red from left to right. The first two bands denote the first two digits of the resistance value, in this case 47; the third band indicates the third digit, in this case ‘2’, while the fourth and fifth bands indicate the multiplier and the tolerance respectively, 7 and 2 respectively. This means that the resistor has a resistance of 472 Ohms and a tolerance of ±2%.

The RN55E4272BRSL resistor can be used in a wide array of applications due to its size, value and tolerance. It can be used in applications such as digital circuit, analog circuits, transistor circuits, power management, optoelectronics, radio frequency, and control circuitry. It can also be used in active electronic components due to its high thermal energy dissipation rates.

The RN55E4272BRSL resistor works by providing a resistance value to the current flowing through it. As current passes through the resistor, a small amount of heat is generated. This heat is dissipated into the surrounding environment which helps to reduce the temperature of the resistor. The majority of the current is not wasted, however. Instead, it aids in achieving the desired voltage across the load.

A resistor is used in order to reduce or control the voltage and current in a circuit or system. It can also be used to provide isolation between two points in the system, thereby protecting other components from excess current flow. The primary purpose of resistors is to control the input current in order to obtain efficient and accurate results.

Conclusion

The RN55E4272BRSL is a type of through-hole resistor used in various types of electronics. It can handle temperatures up to +125°C and dissipates heat quickly to reduce its temperature. The resistor\'s 5-band color scheme allows for easy identification of its resistance value and its tolerance. This resistor can be used in applications ranging from analog circuits to power management, allowing for a wide variety of uses in both static and alternating current systems. Its versatility makes it an excellent addition to almost any circuit design.

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