RN65C50R0BRE6

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Through hole resistors are a type of fixed resistors, and RN65C50R0BRE6 is one of them. This type of resistors, which usually have the shape of a cylindrical housing and resemble a tube, have leads passing through them to mount them to a printed circuit board (PCB). Through hole resistors have been widely used for various commercial, industrial, and military applications due to their robust design, low costs, reliable performance, and versatility.

The RN65C50R0BRE6 resistor is manufactured by Stackpole Electronics, Inc. It is a 0.5 ohm chip resistor, with a size of 0.086” x 0.042”. It features a maximum operating power of 0.33 Watts, and a resistance range of 0.75 Ω to 9.76 MΩ. The resistor is encased in a flame retardant UL94V-0 epoxy, and its temperature coefficient is ±100ppm/°C. Additionally, RN65C50R0BRE6 is RoHS compliant, and its rated voltage is 125 VAC.

The RN65C50R0BRE6 is suitable for a variety of uses such as DC/DC converters, variable power supplies, low-level switching circuits, current shunting, and voltage-divider networks, among others. Due to its low parasitic inductance, it is especially suitable for applications requiring high-frequency precision, i.e., signal conditioning. Its high operating temperature makes it a good choice for use in high-temperature environments.

RN65C50R0BRE6 is a through-hole resistor made up of a cylindrical housing, with leads coming out from the top and bottom. It is a cryogenically treated resistor that has several advantages over other resistors in terms of power handling capabilities, size, and thermal stability. It has a rugged construction and flat surface that ensures reliable performance. The resistor is mounted on the PCB with any standard through-hole soldering method such as wave, vapor phase, or hand soldering.

The working principle of the RN65C50R0BRE6 is based on the physics of motion and electrical current. When an electrical current passes through a metal wire, it heats up and generates a resistive force, which opposes the current flow. This force is called resistance. The RN65C50R0BRE6 is made up of a metal alloy which responds to the electrical current, creating a force that restricts the current\'s flow, thus controlling the amount of current flowing through the circuit. The resistor determines the amount of current by limiting the voltage, and the amount of power by limiting the current.

In summary, RN65C50R0BRE6 is a through-hole resistor designed for a wide variety of applications. It is based on the physical principles of motion and electrical current, providing reliable and precise resistance. The rugged construction, high operating temperature, and low parasitic inductance make it a good choice for high-frequency, high-temperature, and low-power applications.

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