RNR60H2262FMRSL

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Through Hole Resistors

Resistors are among the most commonly used components in electronic circuits. The RNR60H2262FMRSL is a through-hole resistor, a type of resistor that looks like a cylinder with two metal leads embedded in the ends. Through-hole resistors are generally used in through-hole PCBs, which are printed circuit boards with holes in them, while surface mount resistors, the other type of resistors, are generally used in surface mount PCBs.

The RNR60H2262FMRSL through-hole resistor is a 0.25W thick film resistor. This means that it has a ceramic body with a special metal film on top, which can resist a set amount of power (in this case, 0.25W). A thick film resistor is more stable and accurate than other types of resistors, making it a good choice for high accuracy applications.

The RNR60H2262FMRSL has a resistance of 2.62kΩ, or 2.62 kilo ohms. This means that, when a certain amount of voltage is applied to the resistor, it will only allow a certain current to flow through, namely, 2.62 kilo ohms of current. This amount of current depends on the application, but the resistor itself is rated for a maximum of 0.25W, or 250 mW, of power.

The application field of the RNR60H2262FMRSL is quite varied. It is suitable for applications in which precise values of current are required, such as power supplies and regulation circuits. It also has a wide temperature range of -55 to +155°C, making it suitable for applications in extreme environments. In addition, the RNR60H2262FMRSL is often used in multiplexer (mux) circuits, power converters, and combinations of various circuits.

The working principle of the RNR60H2262FMRSL is simple. When a high voltage is applied to the resistor, it resists the current flow and results in a voltage drop across the resistor. This is called the Voltage-Current Relationship. The relationship between voltage and current in resistors can be represented in a graph, the Resistance vs. Voltage graph. This graph shows the Voltage-Current Relationship for the RNR60H2262FMRSL resistor.

Overall, the RNR60H2262FMRSL through-hole resistor is a reliable and versatile component suitable for a variety of electronic applications. It is a 0.25W thick film resistor with a resistance of 2.62kΩ and a wide temperature range. It is used in power supplies, regulation circuits, multiplexer circuits, power converters and other combinations of circuits. The working principle of the RNR60H2262FMRSL is based on the Voltage-Current Relationship, which can be represented in a Resistance vs. Voltage graph.

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