RN65C3402FB14

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Introduction

Through hole resistors are a variety of resistors used in circuit boards and electronics that feature a cylinder, or "hole" in the middle to facilitate connection to the resistive element. One example of such a resistor is the RN65C3402FB14. This resistor has been quite useful in applications ranging from small embedded devices to large industrial controllers. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of this resistor.

Application Field of RN65C3402FB14

The RN65C3402FB14 is a through hole resistor with resistance ratings of 8.2kΩ, 10KΩ, 12KΩ, and 14KΩ. This resistance range makes it suitable for use with a wide range of devices, including embedded microcontrollers, microcontrollers with built-in SPI ports, and FPGAs. It can also be used in motor controllers, inverters, and digital logic circuits. Additionally, this resistor is suitable for use in a variety of applications, including automotive, commercial, and industrial applications. Its low resistance and wide temperature range make it an ideal choice for these uses.

Working Principle of RN65C3402FB14

The RN65C3402FB14 is a resistor that uses carbon or ceramic composition as its resistive material. The resistor is totally enclosed in a steel or ceramic cylinder. This reduces the chances for oxidation or contamination. The cylinder also provides an easy way to connect the resistor to the desired application. The resistor is wired to the application using two pins on the cylinder. One pin is responsible for providing the resistive material and the other for providing the corresponding current.

When the resistor is connected to the application, the current passes through the resistive material. Due to the non-linear resistive characteristics of the material, the current is restricted and the voltage across the resistor is reduced. This reduction in voltage results in a decrease in power supplied to the application. The resistor is therefore able to maintain the desired current in the circuit without causing a significant increase in power.

Conclusion

The RN65C3402FB14 is a through hole resistor that has been developed for use in a variety of applications. Its resistance ratings, low resistance, and wide temperature range make it suitable for use in embedded microcontrollers, microcontrollers with built-in SPI ports, and FPGAs. Its resistance works on the principle of a resistor, where the current passing through the resistor is restricted due to the non-linear resistive characteristics of the material, resulting in a decrease in voltage across the resistor. The RN65C3402FB14 is an ideal choice for applications that require reliable current regulation.

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