RNC50H1110DSB14

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Through Hole Resistors play an important role in many electronics applications, from circuits that require precision to those that require robust protection from voltage surges. A popular choice among Through Hole Resistors is the RNC50H1110DSB14. Let’s take a look at its application field and working principle.

Applications

The RNC50H1110DSB14 is an axial leaded, type-coated Through Hole resistor that has a wide variety of applications. It is typically used for impedance matching in RF circuits, high-frequency switching circuits, electromagnetic interference suppression, and surge absorption. It is also suitable for agricultural, aero-space, audio, automotive, and telecommunications applications where it provides electromagnetic interference suppression and surge absorption. These resisters can also be used for audio and signal conditioning, frequency division, power amplifier protection, and high power application. In addition, they are also suitable for high temperature applications due to their low coefficient of temperature.

Working Principle

The RNC50H1110DSB14 is a type-coated Through Hole resistor that operates by using a combination of resistance and physical properties of the material to oppose the flow of electric current. Its resistance is determined by the size of the resistor and the material used for its construction. For example, it is made from a carbon film that is then coated with a special material, which determines the precise resistance value of the Through Hole Resistor.

When the current across the resistor exceeds its specified value, a voltage drop is created across it. This voltage drop is proportional to the current flowing through the resistor. This voltage drop creates an opposing force, counteracting the current and limiting its flow. With the RNC50H1110DSB14, two resistors can be connected in series, providing additional protection against surge and overload currents.

Resistors are classified in terms of their power rating, tolerance, load, voltage, dissipation and termination characteristics. The RNC50H1110DSB14 has a power rating of 0.5 Watts, tolerance of ± 5%, a maximum voltage of 600 Volts and a dissipation of 1.5 Watts. Its termination characteristic is axial leaded, type-coated and it boasts a temperature coefficient of 0.1%. These specifications make the RNC50H1110DSB14 suitable for many applications, including audio and radio circuits, high-frequency switching circuits, military applications and industrial equipment.

Conclusion

The RNC50H1110DSB14 is a type-coated Through Hole resistor that is commonly used for impedance matching, high-frequency switching circuits, and electromagnetic interference suppression. Its power rating is 0.5 Watts, has a tolerance of ± 5%, and its dissipation is 1.5 Watts. In addition, its temperature coefficient of 0.1% makes it suitable for high temperature applications. With these characteristics, the RNC50H1110DSB14 is a highly versatile resistor capable of providing accurate and reliable performance in a variety of electronic applications.

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