RN60E1873FBSL

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Through Hole Resistors are essential components used in almost any circuit, controlling the amount of current flow and the amount of energy delivered to a component. The RN60E1873FBSL is a through hole resistor, developed by Nexperia, for use in medium power applications. It has a wide temperature range and a low thermal resistance that make it suitable for a variety of applications. The RN60E1873FBSL can be used in high voltage and current circuits, such as those used in power sources, motor control, automotive, and other industrial applications.

The RN60E1873FBSL has a wide temperature range that can operate from -40°C to +125°C. It is rated for voltage values of up to 100V and current values of up to 3A. The device has a low thermal resistance junction-lead (RSJL) of 19°C/W that is useful in controlling the temperature at the junction or point near the device. This low thermal resistance allows the RN60E1873FBSL to dissipate heat away from the component, thus increasing the life of the device. It also provides a greater stability of the device’s properties, thus ensuring high precision operation.

The RN60E1873FBSL is a non-inductive, axial through hole resistor with a tolerance of +-2%. It is made with a glass-sealed, metal-oxide film resistive element for reliable performance. The device also features a ceramic, thermally enhanced, gas tight chip carrier which is designed to provide maximum protection in high temperature environments. It has a wide resistance range of 18 ohms to 10k ohms and provides a stable and accurate performance. The device is also RoHS compliant, making it an eco-friendly choice.

The RN60E1873FBSL’s working principle is based on the resistance that it contains, which is used to limit the amount of current flow in a circuit. Resistance occurs when electrons in a metal can’t move freely due to the material’s atomic structure. Resistance is measured in ohms and is determined by the material’s thickness, length, and conductivity. When a voltage is applied to the resistor, it will oppose the flow of electrons and create a voltage drop. This voltage drop can be used to control the amount of current that is allowed to flow through the circuit.

The RN60E1873FBSL is ideal for a wide range of applications. It is suitable for use in automotive, power sources, industrial applications, and motor control applications, where reliable, high-precision operations are necessary. It is also suitable for low noise applications due to its low thermal resistance. The RN60E1873FBSL is an economical option for any application where resistance control, is needed.

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