RR01J8R2TB

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are electrical components used to limit the current in an electrical circuit. They are also called as fixed resistors, or leaded resistors. Through hole resistors are available in comparable sizes and styles to other standard resistors. This type of resistor is used across a wide range of applications, such as motor control, robotics, amplifier circuits, and power electronics.

RR01J8R2TB

RR01J8R2TB is a type of through hole resistor, commonly used in industrial and electronic applications. This resistor consists of a carbon element with gold-coated nickel leads and epoxy coating. It has an operating temperature range from -55° to +155° C, a wide resistance range from 1 Ω to 8.2 Kohm, and a maximum rated power of 0.25 Watts.

Application Field

The RR01J8R2TB through hole resistor is widely used in applications that require high precision, such as motor control, robotics, power supplies, amplifiers and industrial automation. The wide resistance range and high precision of this device makes it suitable for many different applications.

Working Principle

The RR01J8R2TB through hole resistor works by limiting the current in an electrical circuit. The maximum current that can flow through the resistor is determined by the resistor’s resistance value, with a higher resistance value reducing the current flow. The unit of resistance is the ohm (Ω). The resistor also generates heat while in operation, so must be able to dissipate this heat to operate correctly.

Conclusion

The RR01J8R2TB through hole resistor is a versatile and reliable device, suitable for a wide range of industrial and electronic applications. It has a wide resistance range, a high maximum rated power of 0.25 Watts, and an operating temperature range from -55° to +155° C. This device is able to limit the current in an electrical circuit, generating heat in operation, so the resistor must be able to dissipate this heat to operate correctly.

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