RSF100JT-73-620R

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Through Hole Resistors (also known as axial lead resistors) are bear a cylindrical shape, and are typically composed of two electrodes, typically copper or brass. They are encased in a ceramic material such as epoxy, and are highly resistant to changes in temperature, humidity and electrical current. The RSF100JT-73-620R is an example of a through hole resistor, and features a high power rating of 0.50 watt and tolerances of 1%.

RSF100JT-73-620R is an ideal part for use in PCBs, as the shape allows for easy stuffing of the leads. The thick leads can handle high levels of current and voltage, making them suitable for use in high power applications. Furthermore, the resistor has a relatively small size, making it perfect for dense circuits. Additionally, the standard axial lead diameter, 2mm, is used, allowing for ready integration with other components and leads.

The compound that makes up the resistor is ceramic. Ceramic resistors are able to withstand temperatures up to 500 degrees Celsius. This, along with the high power rating, makes the RSF100JT-73-620R perfect for use in temperature sensitive circuits. The ceramic material also works to help reduce capacitance and inductance, improving the accuracy of the resistor’s operation.

The two leads of the resistor, connected to the body, are connected to two prongs on the circuit board. These two prongs form an electrical connection, allowing current to flow through the resistor. The amount of current and voltage that flow through the resistor is then regulated by the resistance of the resistor. In the case of the RSF100JT-73-620R, the resistance is 62 ohms ±1%. This resistance is measured by the current flowing through it, and the voltage drop across it.

The parallel currents and voltages of individual terminals of the resistor can also be measured in series with other components. For example, if two resistors are placed in series, the total resistance will be determined by the combined resistance of each resistor. This is useful in applications that require high precision and accuracy. By using two resistors with different resistance values, the total resistance can be adjusted in order to achieve the desired output.

RSF100JT-73-620R can be used in a wide range of applications, including power supplies, transformers, relays, and various other types of low/medium power operations. It’s also suitable for DC voltage and current measurements. This resistor is reliable and offers accuracy, making it perfect for use in a variety of electronic projects.

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