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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are electrical components used in electronics circuits to reduce or regulate electrical current. They are also commonly used to limit, reshape, or filter electrical signals. This type of resistor is made from a variety of materials and comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. The RN70E2262FRSL is one example of a through-hole resistor.

RN70E2262FRSL Application Field and Working Principle

The RN70E2262FRSL is a type of through-hole resistor produced by TE Connectivity. This resistor can be used in applications such as residential, industrial, commercial, and military. It has power ratings of up to 2 W, and a resistance range of 1/2 ohm to 2.2 M ohm. This resistor is an axial-leaded component, meaning that it features leads on either side of the resistor body. The leads of the resistor can then be soldered into place.

The RN70E2262FRSL works by creating a voltage drop across the resistor due to its ohmic resistance. This voltage drop limits or regulates the electrical current that can pass through the resistor. The higher the resistance of the resistor, the greater the voltage drop, and the less current is allowed to pass. Likewise, for a lower resistance value, the voltage drop across the resistor is smaller, thus allowing more current to pass through.

The RN70E2262FRSL is a customizable resistor that can be tailored to meet the specific needs of the application. The resistor is available in standard tolerances of +-1%, 2%, and 5%, and in 10-bit or 12-bit temperature coefficients. It is available in a variety of package sizes and is made with lead-free Rohm material to meet energy efficiency and environmental requirements.

Conclusion

The RN70E2262FRSL is a type of through-hole resistor produced by TE Connectivity. This resistor is ideal for applications such as residential, industrial, commercial, and military, with power ratings up to 2 W, and a resistance range of up to 2.2 M ohm. It features axial-leaded components that can be soldered into place, and can be tailored to meet specific requirements with regards to tolerance, temperature coefficient, and package size.

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