RNF14DTD16R2

Through Hole Resistors (THRs) are resistors that are placed into holes drilled in a printed circuit board. The THRs used in electronic circuit boards allow for the regulation of the circuit’s current flow. The most common type of THR is the RNF14DTD16R2.

The RNF14DTD16R2 is a two-terminal resistor that is made up of an oxinide alloy and has a power rating of 1/2 watt. It also includes an anti-sulfur resistor construction and molded glass body for humidity protection. The resettable design helps protect the resistor from large voltage spikes. The resistor also has a flame resistant plastic body for additional safety.

The RNF14DTD16R2 can be used in many industrial, commercial, and consumer applications, such as power supplies, data communications, and audio devices. It is also used to limit current in power applications, and to reduce voltage in signal-processing applications.

The working principle of the RNF14DTD16R2 is quite simple. When a current passes through the resistor, it generates heat, which is then dissipated through the resistor’s body. The rate at which the current is dissipated (the resistance) is determined by the resistor’s physical size and shape. The larger the resistor, the higher its resistance.

In addition, the RNF14DTD16R2 is designed to be highly reliable, as it is rated for up to 1000V of surge protection, and is designed to withstand temperatures up to 250°C. This makes it ideal for use in high-power applications, as it can handle large amounts of power without wearing out quickly.

Overall, the RNF14DTD16R2 is a very useful and versatile THR. Its resettable design, high power rating, and robust construction make it suitable for a variety of applications. It is also reliable and cost-effective, making it an ideal choice for many industrial, commercial, and consumer electronics.