RSF2JTR390

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Through Hole Resistors, such as the RSF2JTR390 are specifically designed to be used in applications requiring size and form factor consistency. Their form factors are often held close, so in a system of parts where similar shape and size parts are used, they can easily be integrated. The structure have terminals that can be soldered through electronic boards or other rigid surfaces, providing a stable connection between a system of parts. To further the stability, the terminals and structure of the resistor are often built to reduce thermal shock and potential fracturing from rapid temperature changes.

The RSF2JTR390 through hole resistor is a axial-leaded contact type resistor, with its electrical resistive element being a thick-film deposited on a ceramic substrate. This type of resistor has in-types marked on it’s body, along with termination load. Widths of this resistor measure around 3.9 mm with lengths of 7.8 mm, attaching to the two terminals. The maximum voltage held steady with this resistor is listed as 300V, with a rated dissipation of 1/8 watt at +85C. The maximum voltage of this resistor can reach up to 400V. Because of the tight tolerances between elements, this resistor provides a consistent output in most environments.

The main characteristic of the RSF2JTR390 through hole resistor is the resistive element. The resistive element is basically an electrically resistive material that resists the current from passing through, while still allowing a given amount of current to do so. The resistive element used in the RSF2JTR390 is a thick-film of resistive material deposited on a ceramic substrate. This combination of materials keeps the voltage ratings consistent, while also eliminating stress that could occur due to thermal shock or rapid temperature changes.

In addition to the resistive element, the RSF2JTR390 through hole resistor also contains a terminal type. This terminal type is a metal contact, placed between the resistive element’s two legs. The terminals of this type of resistor provides a secure and strong connection for electrical systems, enabling them to be mounted on printed circuit boards or rigid surfaces through soldering. The terminals can be designed in a variety of ways, providing different shapes and sizes according to the application being used.

The most typical application of the RSF2JTR390 through hole resistor is in applications where size and form factor consistency are a must. The resistive element and the tightly cohesed connections created by the terminals allow for secure and uniform connections that ensure a system’s parts are operating correctly. These resistors are also often used in the assembly of audio and video systems, where their consistent output guarantees a stable performance, even in conditions of rapid temperature changes.

The RSF2JTR390 through hole resistor is a high-performance component that provides a resistive element and terminal types that are easily integrated into electronic systems and assemblies. With its thick-film of resistive material and metal contact terminals, it ensures a strong and reliable connection between system parts, allowing them to be mounted securely onto a board or other surface through soldering. Its size and form factor are ideal for applications where size and form factor consistency are important, making it an excellent choice for audio/video systems.

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