RNC55H4173BSRSL

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Through Hole Resistors are used in many applications to limit the current flow in a circuit. When a resistor is placed in a circuit, the electrons passing through it must overcome the resistance of the resistor before they can continue to the next component in the circuit. As the resistance of the resistor increases, the amount of current is limited and kept at a safe level.

The RNC55H4173BSRSL is a Through Hole Resistor with an electric resistance of 5.5 ohms. This resistor is manufactured to provide consistent performance over a wide range of operating conditions. It has a low energy coefficient and can withstand temperatures up to 125°C without degradation or physical wear. This makes the RNC55H4173BSRSL resistor ideal for high temperature and high frequency circuit applications.

The RNC55H4173BSRSL resistor is typically used in applications requiring high performance power supply regulation circuits. For instance, it is often used in power adaptors and automotive systems to limit the amount of current or voltage that passes through a given circuit. This ensures that any circuits the adaptor or automotive system is connected to remain operational and free from damage due to excessive current or voltage.

In terms of working principle, the RNC55H4173BSRSL resistor has a linear relationship between its resistance and temperature. When the resistance value of the resistor is taken across the curve, the temperature response can be determined. As the temperature increases, the resistance value of the resistor also increases, allowing the regulator circuit to maintain a safe current range in spite of the changing temperatures.

In summary, the RNC55H4173BSRSL through hole resistor is designed to limit the current flow in high temperature and high frequency circuits. Its low energy coefficient and ability to withstand high temperatures make it an ideal choice for applications in power converters, automotive systems, and power supply regulation circuits. The resistor has a linear temperature response rate and can be used to maintain the desired current range in changing temperatures.

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