RSF2WSJT-73-1K3

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Through Hole Resistors

Through-hole resistors, also known as axial resistors, are resistors with leads that protrude from either side of the resistor body. The leads (or pins) are usually the same length so that the component can be held in place using a range of mounting techniques. The body of the resistor is made from a variety of materials and is mounted in a cylindrical shape. The resistor can also be connected to printed circuit boards using cables, which allow the resistor to be positioned in the desired location, as required for any circuit.

RSF2WSJT-73-1K3 is an axial type resistor, which is common in a variety of applications. It is mainly used in power supply and instrumentation applications because of its relatively high operating temperature. It can also be used in other applications such as medical instrumentation and industrial control systems where stability is required. In addition, it can be used in consumer electronics such as phones and TVs.

The RSF2WSJT-73-1K3 is rated for a maximum power dissipation of 5 watts. Its resistance range is between 10 ohms and 1.1 kilo-ohms. The operating temperature range is -65 to +200 Celsius. It also has a voltage rating of 250 volts. The chip contains two resistive elements, one in series and one in parallel, and they are linked by a terminal tab that allows for a simple two-pin connection. The body of the resistor is made from ceramic and the pins are made from nickel-plated steel.

The working principle of the RSF2WSJT-73-1K3 is simple. It works by reducing electric current by either increasing resistance or decreasing the voltage. By increasing the resistance, the electric current is reduced, allowing for more precise control of the circuit. By decreasing the voltage, the current is also reduced, meaning that the power consumed by the circuit is reduced. This makes it useful for applications where power saving is desirable.

The main advantage of the RSF2WSJT-73-1K3 is its excellent temperature stability. It has a low temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) of 4.4 ppm/ K and a resistance absolute tolerance of 1%. This means that it can remain stable over a wide range of operating temperatures. This makes it ideal for applications that require high accuracy and stability, such as medical instrumentation and industrial control systems.

In summary, RSF2WSJT-73-1K3 is a through-hole resistor which is commonly used in a variety of applications such as power supply and instrumentation. It has high temperature stability and is rated for a maximum power dissipation of 5 watts. The working principle of the resistor is simple; it reduces electric current by either increasing the resistance or decreasing the voltage. This makes it ideal for applications where power saving is desirable.

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