RNC55K2002FMBSL

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Through Hole Resistors are electronic components used to reduce electric current, divide voltages, and control signal levels. The RNC55K2002FMBSL is one of a wide range of Through Hole Resistors, which are used in a variety of electronic devices and circuits. This particular type of resistor is made of metal oxide and is well suited for use in high temperature applications.

The RNC55K2002FMBSL is a non-inductive axial device, which provides a fixed resistor of a certain resistance value with an operating temperature range from -55°C to +200°C. As a Through Hole Resistor, the RNC55K2002FMBSL consists of an insulator, a metal layer, and a resistive film. The insulator provides the spacing between the resistor element and the metal layer, while the resistive film controls the current flow and divides the voltage.

The RNC55K2002FMBSL’s application field is broad, as the device is used in a great variety of electronic devices and circuits. The resistor is used in measuring, controlling and regulation instrumentation, in industrial and amusement automation equipment, as feedback elements in voltage or current amplifier circuits, as current limiting elements, and to enhance RF signal amplification. In addition, the RNC55K2002FMBSL can be used in other generic electrical and electronic applications.

The RNC55K2002FMBSL Resistor also has an upper working voltage limit. If the voltage on the resistor exceeds that value, it can be easily damaged. For that reason, attention must be given to the working conditions in which High Temperature Resistors, such as the RNC55K2002FMBSL, are going to be used. They must be in environments with proper cooling and must be used within the specified temperature range in order to avoid possible damages.

The working principle of Through Hole Resistors is simple. When electric current flows through a resistive element, the component reduces the amount of current that flows through the circuit. Hence, the resistive element controls current flow and divides voltage. The metal oxide resistive film in the RNC55K2002FMBSL resistor enables the device to operate reliably in temperature ranges from -55°C to +200°C.

In summary, Through Hole Resistors, such as the RNC55K2002FMBSL, are important electronic components used for many different purposes. They can be used in different electronic applications, such as measurement, control and regulation instrumentation, industrial and amusement automation equipment, and RF signal amplification. In addition, they have an upper working voltage limit and must be used within specified temperature range to avoid damage. The working principle is simple, as it reduces current and divides voltage.

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