RN60C1694FRSL

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are resistors which use a leaded configuration quite unlike surface mount resistors. The leads, typically made of metal, go through a hole in the PCB and are then bent over on the opposite side which holds the resistor in place. This method of resistor mounting was the standard before the advent of surface mount technology, but still has its applications depending on its advantages.

RN60C1694FRSL Application Field and Working Principle

The RN60C1694FRSL is a through-hole resistor specifically designed to provide electrical insulation between two copper traces on a printed circuit board. The resistor is designed to be placed between the two copper traces and fully encapsulated in a UV-protected, heat-resistant encapsulation such as epoxy, polyimide, or silicone. The resistance of the resistor is adjustable by the number of turns applied to the turns adjustment knob.

The resistor is designed to limit current flow through a printed circuit board (PCB) by providing electrical insulation between two copper traces. This insulation prevents heat build up and other damage caused by excess current flow. The number of turns applied to the turn adjustment knob determines the resistance. More turns results in higher resistance, while fewer turns will result in a lower resistance. The resistor can also be used to balance voltage differences in the circuit between two power sources, by adjusting the number of turns applied to the resistor.

The RN60C1694FRSL is ideal for high-frequency applications, such as those found in peak detectors, low voltage/low noise amplifiers, power suppy circuits, and voltage regulators. This resistor is characterized by a resistance stability of up to 1% and has a maximum power rating of 500mW. The resistor is also RoHS compliant.

Through-hole resistors are not as commonly used, due to the emergence of surface mount devices, but it is an effective and reliable way of controlling current. The RN60C1694FRSL through-hole resistor is a great choice for high-frequency applications and can provide much-needed electrical insulation on printed circuit boards.

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