RR03J20KTB

When it comes to Through Hole Resistors, the RR03J20KTB is an excellent choice. It is a small, lightweight, and low-cost chip resistor, perfect for applications where resistance is critically needed. The key features of the RR03J20KTB are its small size, low profile, and superior noise reduction capabilities.

Application Field

The RR03J20KTB Through Hole Resistors are used mainly in industrial, automotive, and aerospace applications. This type of resistor can be used in a wide variety of circuits, including power supplies, converters, decoders, amplifiers, switches, motor controllers, and more. It is also often used as an emitter-base resistor in bipolar junction transistors (BJT) and for noise reduction in digital circuits.

The RR03J20KTB features a wide power rating range of 0.5W to 5W, with a maximum operating voltage of 75V. It also supports a wide operating temperature range of -40oC to 150oC. The RR03J20KTB also features an exceptionally low failure rate and fast switching response time.

Working Principle

The RR03J20KTB Through Hole Resistors work by creating a potential difference across two ends of a circuit, transferring power through a loop of conductor. The magnitude of this potential difference, or ‘voltage drop’, is determined by the value of the resistor. This voltage drop can be adjusted by changing the resistance value.

The current flow through the resistor is determined by the Ohm’s law; I = V/R; where I is the current, V is the voltage, and R is the resistance. The power that the RR03J20KTB can handle is determined by its power rating. If the resistor is supplied with a level of current or voltage beyond its rated value, the chip can overheat and damage the components connected to it.

The RR03J20KTB Through Hole Resistors have many advantages over other types of resistors, such as their small size, low profile, low failure rate, superior noise reduction capabilities, and wide operating temperature range. These features make them a great choice for many automotive, industrial, and aerospace applications where resistance and/or current control are critical for successful operation.