RN60C1471FBSL

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Through Hole Resistors:

Through-hole resistors are a type of passive component used in electrical and electronic circuits. They are available in a variety of packages, sizes, and forms. In a through-hole resistor configuration, a circular metal disc or cylindrical metal rod is sandwiched between two cylindrical or rectangular metal terminals. The contacts and leads are embedded in a noncombustible material or a plastic base layer, and connected to the terminals through a drilled or tapped hole. Some through-hole resistors also have a molded polymer body that covers the internal components. Through-hole resistors are used across a variety of applications, ranging from low power digital electronics to high power switching applications.

RN60C1471FBSL:

The RN60C1471FBSL is a precision through-hole resistor with a size of 0.02 inches and a maximum pulse power of 200 watts. It is designed for applications where higher accuracy is required, such as precision force measurement, precision current measurement, precision voltage measurement, etc. The resistor is a non-inductive type having fairly low deviation in the immediate neighborhood of the actual working temperature. The resistor integrates a resistor element, a clamping bracket, and a terminal. It also has a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to +125°C.

Application Field of the RN60C1471FBSL:

The RN60C1471FBSL is suitable for use in a variety of applications, including industrial, consumer, automotive, and telecommunications. Besides providing precision and increased accuracy for sensing, measuring, and controlling applications, it also provides good high frequency performance and good symmetrical characteristics. In particular, it is suitable for use where accuracy is more important than cost, such as where precision control is necessary.

Working Principle of the RN60C1471FBSL:

The RN60C1471FBSL has an integrated resistor element, terminal, and clamping bracket. The resistor element provides a resistance value as specified by the manufacturer. The terminal conducts electricity from the resistor element to the circuit’s power supply. The clamping bracket fastens the resistor to the circuit board, ensuring effective heat transfer and a secure mount. The resistor element and actual component form an electrical connection, allowing current to pass through the component in a specific direction.

Conclusion:

Through-hole resistors are an integral part of many circuits. The RN60C1471FBSL is a precision through-hole resistor with a small size of 0.02 inches and a maximum pulse power of 200 watts. It is designed for applications that require increased accuracy and is suitable for use in a variety of applications, including industrial, consumer, automotive, and telecommunications. Its integrated resistor element, terminal, and clamping bracket form an electrical connection to allow current to pass through the component in a specific direction.

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