RN60C2371BBSL

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RN60C2371BBSL Application Field and Working Principle

A through-hole resistor, commonly abbreviated as TH resistor, is an electronic passive component that has two leads that traverse through a circular cylinder in its center. The cylinder is filled with a dead material, usually ceramic, to help dissipate heat. The resistor\'s resistance increases or decreases as the material inside the cylinder is varied. This type of resistor is one of the most common types of electronic components used in devices, computers, and radios, among many other applications.

The RN60C2371BBSL is a through-hole resistor which provides an optimal balance of electrical and mechanical performance. It is designed for applications ranging from portable electronic devices, to handheld and instrument-level PC boards. The resistor is constructed with an industry-standard 1/4” hole size and has a 0.06² (5.76mm) diameter. The construction features a ceramic body with a nickel-plated brass contact and solderable end-rings. This construction enables the resistor to be used with a variety of electrical systems while providing excellent resistance and reliability.

RN60C2371BBSL Working Principle

To work, a through-hole resistor must be placed between two conducting surfaces. It must also have a material inside it with higher electrical resistance than the filament material. This material is usually an oxide or ceramic material. The current flows through the material when a voltage is applied across the contacts. The current then encounters the resistor material. The resistance of the material determines how much current is allowed to flow through the resistor. As a result, the current is restricted, which reduces the voltage.

The RN60C2371BBSL resistor features a resistor value that ranges between 45mΩ and 650mΩ. It offers a power rating of 1/2W and a temperature coefficient of ±100ppm/°C which makes it suitable for high-reliability applications. The resistor provides consistent performance and superior temperature stability over a wide range of temperatures from -40°C to 125°C (-40°F to 257°F). The material inside the cylinder is designed to dissipate heat, ensuring that the resistor does not overheat during operation. The resistor is a lead-free, RoHS compliant component.

RN60C2371BBSL Application Field

The RN60C2371BBSL through-hole resistor is designed for a wide range of applications, including automotive systems, industrial equipment, consumer products, medical devices, and heavily-loaded portable systems. Due to its small size and reliability, this resistor can also be used for space-constrained applications as well. The resistor is ideal for use in any application that requires flexibility, accurate control over current, and high reliability.

The resistor is also designed to withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for applications that require extended operation in high-temperature environments. In addition, the resistor is equipped with a solderable end-ring construction which enables it to be used with PC boards and other electrical systems. This makes the resistor highly versatile and ideal for use in a wide range of applications.

Conclusion

The RN60C2371BBSL through-hole resistor provides excellent resistance and reliability across a wide range of applications. Its construction features a ceramic body with a nickel-plated brass contact and solderable end-rings, making it highly versatile and suitable for space-constrained applications. The resistor is also designed to withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for extended operation in high-temperature environments. With a resistor value that ranges between 45mΩ and 650mΩ and a temperature coefficient of ±100ppm/°C, this resistor is an ideal choice for high-reliability applications.

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