RN60E6043BR36

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Through Hole Resistors are resistors with two lead wires, which provide a wide range of resistive values, and they are generally used in high power applications since they are more tolerant to heat and can handle further current than surface mount resistors. While the RN60E6043BR36 has all these attributes, it has its own unique application field and working principle. Thus, this article will provide an overview of the RN60E6043BR36 through hole resistor.

The RN60E6043BR36 is a Through Hole Resistor manufactured by the Vishay Corporation offering a high temperature stability, low temperature coefficient, and low noise performance with its tight tolerance of 0.1%. It has a rated power of up to 0.125W, and has a resistance range of 10 ohms to 5.6 Mega ohms.

In terms of its application field, the RN60E6043BR36 Through Hole Resistor is usually employed in the energy storage market due to its low ESR (equivalent series resistance) and its extreme stability. This makes it ideal for usage in power supplies, voltage regulators, lithium ion batteries, and DC/DC power converters. Furthermore, due to its small size (2.8x4.8x4.2mm), it can be conveniently installed into almost any environment.

In terms of its working principle, the RN60E6043BR36 is an electronic component which relies on Ohm\'s Law to control current flow. This law states that the current flowing through a resistor is directly proportional to the voltage applied, so when a set voltage is applied across the resistor, it will limit the current that can pass through it, thereby providing protection from excessive current. Furthermore, the resistor also works to convert electrical energy into heat, and it is this property which makes it an ideal choice for applications which require protection from excessive current.

Overall, the RN60E6043BR36 Through Hole Resistor is designed to provide high temperature stability, low temperature coefficient, and low noise performance along with a wide range of resistive values. It is commonly used in the energy storage market due to its low ESR and extreme stability. Furthermore, its small size allows it to be conveniently installed in almost any environment. And finally, its function as an electronic component relies on Ohm\'s Law to control current flow, as well as convert electrical energy into heat when required.

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