RN60C5114FB14

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Through Hole Resistors are one of the most important components of any electrical device. The RN60C5114FB14 is an example of a through hole resistor. Its application field and working principle will be discussed in this article.

Overview of the RN60C5114FB14

The RN60C5114FB14 is an axial lead, through hole resistor that is made from a metal film. It has a resistance of 1.5 k Ohms, a tolerance of ±5%, and a power rating of 0.5W. The resistor is flame proof, has a good temperature coefficient, and its stability exceeds that of other resistors.

Application Field

The RN60C5114FB14 is well-suited for a wide range of applications, such as high frequency amplifiers, DC amplifiers, audio circuits, and power supplies. It is also commonly used as a voltage divider, current detector, or feedback resistor for many circuit designs. The resistor is ideal for computer fans, small appliances, and automotive electronic systems, as it offers reliable and accurate signal transmission and power level.

Working Principle

The RN60C5114FB14 works by using the physical property of resistivity. As current flows through the metal film, it encounters resistance due to its resistance to electrical flow. This resistance limits the current in the circuit, thus controlling the circuit\'s power level and signal transmission.

The RN60C5114FB14 is sealed with a plastic sleeve to provide additional insulation and protection. The sleeve is filled with insulation and thermally conductive material to provide better stability and prevent thermal runaway. The size of the resistor also helps ensure that the resistor can easily dissipate heat, which is important for thermal control.

Conclusion

The RN60C5114FB14 is an axial lead, through hole resistor that is made from a metal film. It has a resistance of 1.5 k Ohms and a tolerance of ±5%. The resistor is highly suited for a wide range of applications, such as high frequency amplifiers, DC amplifiers, audio circuits, and power supplies. Its working principle is based on the physical property of resistivity, which limits the flow of current through the resistor. The resistor is flame proof, has a good temperature coefficient, and its stability exceeds that of other resistors.

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