RR01J56RTB Resistors

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Through hole resistors are commonly used in a wide variety of electronic circuits, and the RR01J56RTB is an excellent example of such a component. This reliable resistor offers linear adjustments in highly accurate steps, and its reliable construction and high-quality components make it durable and able to withstand harsh environments. But what is this resistor, and how does it work? Let\'s take a look.

The RR01J56RTB is a four-band through hole resistor. It features a ceramic body with a tolerance of ±5%. The first two colored bands are the first two significant figures of the resistive value, while the third and fourth bands are the multiplier by which the resistive value is multiplied and then expressed in ohms. Generally, the first three colored bands of the resistor, commonly referred to as the resistor code, represent the important parameters of the resistor like the type of resistor, the resistance value, and the tolerance. The fourth band indicates the temperature coefficient rating.

When it comes to the working principle of this resistor, it’s rather straightforward. It works by reducing the flow of current within an electronic circuit by producing a voltage drop across itself when a current passes through it. The amount of voltage drop depends on the resistance value of the resistor. As the current flow increases, the voltage drop across the resistor increases, which in turn decreases the amount of current that is allowed to flow through the circuit.

To sum it up, the RR01J56RTB is a reliable, four-band through hole resistor with a ceramic body and a tolerance of ±5%. It works by reducing the flow of current through an electronic circuit by producing a voltage drop across itself when a current passes through it, and its resistive value and tolerance are represented by its resistor code.

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