RN65D11R3FB14

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Through Hole Resistors are widely used in various types of electrical and electronics equipment. The RN65D11R3FB14 is an example of a through-hole resistor that is commonly used in many applications. This component is a precision resistor, boasting excellent stability and low resistivity. The three-terminal through-hole resistor also offers excellent surge and temperature performance, making it suitable for high-reliability applications.

The RN65D11R3FB14 is an R/2R-derived three-terminal 33Ω to 97.6Ω resistor with a temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) of ±200 ppm per ºC, a surge capability of 5A (8/20µs), and a power rating of 7W at 70ºC. The resistor is made from Torlon/Niobium Oxide based material and boasts excellent stability over temperature and time. The resistor also features a tight tolerances of ±1.5%, making it suitable for precision applications.

The typical application fields for the RN65D11R3FB14 through-hole resistor include broadcast equipment, including CATV, studio broadcasting, and test & measurement equipment; communications systems applications, such as multi-channel communication and satellite systems; and defense systems, including radar, target acquisition systems, and navigation systems. The resistor is also suitable for industrial automation, semiconductor test systems, automatic test equipment, and medical systems.

The working principle of the RN65D11R3FB14 through-hole resistor is similar to that of most through-hole resistors. The resistor converts incoming electrical energy into heat energy by limiting current flow in a circuit. This is done through the use of a thin wire, made from a high-resistance material such as ceramic, which is wrapped around a core. The core is made from an insulating material, such as mica, which allows the wire to remain electrically isolated.

The resistor is attached to a ceramic substrate, which supports the resistor and helps dissipate heat. The core is then connected to two terminals, which are connected to the electrical circuit. When a current passes through the resistor, it generates a voltage drop across the terminals. This voltage drop is proportional to the current, and is dictated by the material’s resistance.

The RN65D11R3FB14 through-hole resistor is an excellent choice for precision applications requiring stability and temperature performance. Its wide range of applications makes it a versatile component that can be used in a variety of electronics systems. Furthermore, its tight tolerances allow for precision control of the resistor’s output voltage. This makes it a great choice in situations where the voltage needs to be precisely controlled.

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