RN60C1962FBSL

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Through Hole Resistors are a type of electronic component used in a range of applications. The RN60C1962FBSL is a through-hole resistor designed for use in precision, automotive, high reliability, space, down-hole and other high-temperature applications. As with most resistors, its main purpose is to limit current and provide electrical insulation between different adjacent components in circuits.

The RN60C1962FBSL through-hole resistor is manufactured with an enhanced string resistance element that is both robust and reliable. This ensures that the resistor remains stable when used in extreme high-temperature environments. It is also highly temperature compensated, meaning that it can accurately regulate current even when used in extreme temperatures. The resistor also offers excellent electrical insulation, making it ideal for added protection in precision circuits.

The RN60C1962FBSL features a logarithmic taper type pitch, ensuring that the resistor remains compact and lightweight. In addition, it also comes in lead-free versions that effectively reduce the risk of harmful exposure to toxins and by-products released during soldering. Furthermore, its operating temperature range of -55°C to +200°C makes it suitable for use in a variety of applications.

The RN60C1962FBSL through-hole resistor is incredibly versatile. It can be used in different types of high-efficiency switching power supplies, overvoltage and reverse-current protection systems, and high-temperature and vibration-proof applications. Its versatile one-to-five watt packages come with a variety of options such as tin-plated leads, zero-ohm resistors, and patch resistors for automated assembly. This ensures that the RN60C1962FBSL resistor can be used in a variety of different applications.

The working principle of the RN60C1962FBSL through-hole resistor is based on Ohm’s Law. The resistor works by restricting the flow of electric current through it, which limits the amount of current available for a circuit. Generally, the higher the resistance value, the less electric current that will flow through the resistor. The voltage drop across a resistor follows Ohm’s Law, meaning that the voltage drop generated is proportional to the current passing through the resistor.

The RN60C1962FBSL through-hole resistor is an efficient and reliable component that is suitable for use in a range of high-temperature and precision applications. Thanks to its enhanced string resistance element and a variety of packaging options, the resistor is ideal for use in many different types of applications. Furthermore, its versatility ensures that it offers both convenience and reliability.

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