RNR60K1502FSR36

Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are resistors in which two or more leads are inserted using a hole in the insulation layer. They are commonly used in circuit boards, electronic components, and subcomponents of electronic devices. The two most common types of through hole resistors are the wirewound types and the non-wirewound types.

RNR60K1502FSR36 Application Field and Working Principle

The RNR60K1502FSR36 is a non-wirewound, through hole resistor designed for applications such as automotive and high-end industrial equipment. This type of resistor features a large operating temperature range of -55°C to +150°C, making it well-suited for harsh environments. The RNR60K1502FSR36 is also highly efficient, with a power rating up to 1.5 watts and a tolerance of ±5%.

The working principle of the RNR60K1502FSR36 is based on the resistor’s characteristic of current-dissipating heat. When an electric current passes through the resistor, it naturally creates an electrical resistance due to its configuration. In turn, this has an effect on the electric potential across the resistor and generates heat. This resistor dissipates this heat in a productive manner, preventing excess current from running through the circuit and damaging it.

The RNR60K1502FSR36 also has a low thermal resistance and heat dissipation coefficient. This means that it has an improved ability to dissipate heat for better performance in high-temperature environments. Additionally, its low-profile design increases its applicability in tight spaces and other applications where space is limited.

The RNR60K1502FSR36 is often used in applications such as automotive, industrial, and consumer electronic equipment. It is also widely used in AC/DC current converters, power supplies, and LED displays. In addition, it is suitable for use in ventilators, security systems, home alarm systems, and other general purpose electronic systems.