RNC55H5311BSB14

Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors, also known as leaded resistors, are electrical components that are widely used in various electrical and electronic circuits. The Republican National Committee (RNC) 55H5311BSB14 through-hole resistor is a fixed resistor consisting of a ceramic body, a resistor element and two lead wires. It is designed to provide a reliable and very low tolerance solution for some of the most demanding and complex applications.

RNC55H5311BSB14 Application Field and Working Principle

The RNC55H5311BSB14 through hole resistor can reliably be used in a wide array of applications. These applications range from low current applications like protection circuits to high power applications such as automotive applications. The RNC55H5311BSB14 has an impressive tolerance of 0.49% and resistance range between 0 and 2MΩ. With its wide range of voltage levels and robust construction, this resistor can easily exceed the requirements of most electronic systems.

The construction of the RNC55H5311BSB14 includes a ceramic body and a resistor element. The ceramic body is designed to provide better heat dissipation and higher reliability. The resistor element is made up of an electrically conductive material that is heavily doped with impurity elements. This material is heated to a certain temperature until the impurity elements are strongly embedded within the material. This material is then cut to the desired size and shape, and the voltage leads are attached to the body to complete the assembly.

The main function of a through hole resistor is to provide resistance in a circuit. The resistance value is determined by the size and shape of the resistor. When the RNC55H5311BSB14 is connected to a circuit, the current passes through the resistor and is partially absorbed by the resistor. This reduces the flow of current and thus helps to regulate the flow of current in the circuit.

The RNC55H5311BSB14 through hole resistor can be used in a variety of circuits. It can be used in low current circuits to protect sensitive components such as ICs from damage due to high voltage. It can also be used in high power circuits to regulate the flow of current. Additionally, it can be used to provide resistance for accurate voltage measurement in digital circuits.