RNC55J2002FPRE6

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Through Hole Resistors are components commonly used in a variety of electrical applications, including those involving high-power and high-frequency electrical applications. The RNC55J2002FPRE6 is an example of one particular type of through-hole resistor, a thick-film chip resistor. It is primarily designed for use in high temperature applications such as in computers, telecommunications, automotive systems, and other electronics industries.

The RNC55J2002FPRE6 has a power rating of 2W at 70°C with a maximum operating temperature of 150°C. Its physical dimensions are 0.250+/_0.012” (6.35+/_0.30 mm) in width, 0.234+/_0.015” (5.95+/-0.38 mm) in length, 0.045+/_0.008” (1.14+/-0.20 mm) in height, and 0.099+/_0.012” (2.50+/-0.30mm) in diameter. Its lead spacing is 0.100” (2.54mm).

The RNC55J2002FPRE6 is constructed with thick film on an aluminum oxide substrate. In production, a thick, homogenous film of metal-oxide is depositied onto a ceramic substrate. This deposition process allows much more coating to be deposited on the substrate as compared to thin-film chip resistors. This leads to a more robust resistor that is more structurally sound and capable of withstanding more electrical abuse.

The RNC55J2002FPRE6 is most commonly used in high current, high voltage or high-temperature, high-frequency applications such as in computers, telecommunications, automotive systems, and other electronics industries. It can be used as a voltage divider, a current limiter, a heat sink, a protector against overvoltage, or as part of an EMI filter.

The working principle of the RNC55J2002FPRE6 is simple. It is a resistor element which produces electrical resistance to the flow of current. This resistance is produced through the material of the resistor element, which is typically composed of an insulating ceramic substrate that is coated with a thick film of metal-oxide. When a current is applied across the two terminals, it produces an electrical field, which causes electrons in the metal-oxide layer to move in opposite directions. This movement of electrons produces resistance, which ultimately reduces the amount of current that can flow through the component.

The RNC55J2002FPRE6 is a reliable and efficient component for use in a variety of applications. Its thick-film construction makes it ideal for use in high-temperature and high-frequency applications, as the thick film is more resistant to physical and electrical abuse. Its size and lead spacing make it compatible with a variety of design layouts, allowing it to be used across numerous components and devices. With a power rating of 2W at 70°C, the RNC55J2002FPRE6 is a durable, cost-effective, and reliable component for the use in a variety of electrical applications.

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