RNC55J4373BSRSL

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Through Hole Resistors

A resistor is a type of electrical component which is used to regulate the flow of an electrical current through a circuit. Through hole resistors are resistors that are constructed and installed through circuit board holes and soldered into place on the component side of the printed circuit board.

The RNC55J4373BSRSL is a through hole resistor featuring a surface mounting technology, which is becoming increasingly popular for use in printed circuit boards.

Application Field

The RNC55J4373BSRSL is commonly used in applications such as amplifiers, power supplies, switching regulators and motor control circuits. It is also frequently used in the design and fabrication of power supply circuits for industrial equipment, automotive electronics, medical electronics, consumer electronics, communication equipment, and instrumentation, among other applications.

Working Principle

When soldered onto printed circuit boards, the RNC55J4373BSRSL functions as an electronic component which limits the flow of current within a device and regulates the voltage within. It works by providing an electrical resistance, or load, which causes a decrease in the current by converting electrical energy into another form of energy, usually heat.

It works by creating a voltage drop across the resistor upon connecting a voltage source to the resistor. This voltage drop causes the resistor to dissipate energy into the surrounding environment via heat.

The amount of current flowing through the resistor depends on the resistance of the resistor. Thus, the more the resistance of the resistor, the less the amount of current it can allow through.

Conclusion

The RNC55J4373BSRSL is a type of through hole resistor which is used in various applications, such as amplifiers, power supplies, switching regulators and motor control circuits. It works by providing an electrical resistance, or load, which causes a decrease in the current by converting electrical energy into another form of energy, usually heat.

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