RSF200JB-73-13K

Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors, also known as leaded resistors, are the most common type of resistor and have been used in electronics since the early days of the telegraph. They are the resistor of choice for many low-power applications due to their low cost and relative ease of use. The most common type of through hole resistor is the non-inductive type, but there are also models with specialized features, such as heatsinking, and more specialized types, such as shunts, thermistors, and network resistors.

RSF200JB-73-13K Application Field and Working Principle

The RSF200JB-73-13K is a general-purpose resistor in U-frame style package with resistance value 200Ω, dielectric strength of 500V/mm, voltage rating 2KV, and temperature coefficient of ±50PPM/°C. It is suitable for use in small power and signal circuits. This resistor is suitable for use in a wide variety of applications, such as circuit protection, power management, and noise suppression.

The working principle of the RSF200JB-73-13K resistor is to modify the electrical current in a circuit. It is designed to resist the flow of electric current by providing a resistive load, causing a voltage drop across the resistor. This voltage drop is proportional to the electric current, and the resistor’s resistance value, also known as the ohmic value, determines the size of the voltage drop.

The RSF200JB-73-13K can be used in many applications, from power management and circuit protection, to noise suppression. It can also be used in voltage dividers, current limiters, and AC series circuits. When used in AC series circuits, it can also help to limit the peak voltage of the circuit. Some other applications of the RSF200JB-73-13K include waveform distortion reduction, pulse shaping, and drive current control.

Conclusion

The RSF200JB-73-13K through hole resistor is a general-purpose resistor suitable for a wide variety of small power and signal circuits. It works by modifying the electrical current in a circuit, providing a resistive load that will cause a voltage drop across the resistor. It can be used in applications such as circuit protection, power management, and noise suppression, and can help to limit the peak voltage of an AC series circuit.