RNC50J1151BSR36

A Through Hole Resistor is a type of resistor, which is physically and electrically distinct from surface mount resistors.

RNC50J1151BSR36 is one of the types of Through Hole Resistors. It is a large size resistor which includes a physically bigger body. It is trademarked under the brand name of RESISTOR. The resistor is made up of an aluminum oxide film, guaranteeing tolerances as precise as 0.25%. The body of the RNC50J1151BSR36 has a thermal resistance of 50°C/W with a resistance of 0.11 to 0.13 ohm.

The working principle of RNC50J1151BSR36 can be traced to its aluminum oxide film construction. The film is composed of positive, negative and reference electrodes, and is made up of a dielectric material which has been treated so that a resistance is created in between the electrodes whenever a current is applied. The current running through it causes a voltage drop based on the set of parameters that has been programmed in the resistor, thus delivering a predefined resistance value. This phenomenon is known as Ohm\'s Law, which states that voltage equals current multiplied by resistance.

In terms of application field, RNC50J1151BSR36 is mainly used in places where precision with regard to electric current is required such as in medical equipment, consumer electronics and industrial equipment. It is also used for Quality Assurance (QA) testing, as its accuracy in determining the current is very reliable and repeatable. It can also be used as a current limiter in electric circuits, allowing protection to other components such as transistors and capacitors in case of an overload. Furthermore, due to its high resistance they can be used in measuring instruments to measure the current or voltage of a certain component of a circuit, as well as provide protection in the case of sudden changes in the power supply.

RNC50J1151BSR36 is an excellent choice for Through Hole Resistors, as it provides a wide range of applications and is one of the few products that is able to offer such accuracy and precision in measuring current or voltage.