Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are a type of electrical component used to reduce the amount of current that flows through a circuit. They are very common in most electrical circuits and are used to protect sensitive components from excessive current. These resistors are usually contained within a package, which helps to prevent excess current from entering the component. Through hole resistors come in many different shapes, sizes and resistance values, allowing them to be used in a wide range of applications.

RSF50SJR-PN360K Application Field and Working Principle

The RSF50SJR-PN360K through hole resistor is one of the most commonly used types of resistors. This resistor has a tolerance of ±2%, a power rating of 5 watts, and a resistance range of 0.1 ohms to 10 ohms. It is mainly used in digital circuits, especially in power switching applications, such as DC power supplies.

The RSF50SJR-PN360K is a surface mount resistor package. It has two terminals, one at each end, and is commonly used in applications where space is at a premium. The resistor package can also be used in high-frequency applications due to its low electrical noise.

The working principle of the RSF50SJR-PN360K is quite simple. It works by using the resistive material within the resistor package to reduce the amount of current that flows through a circuit. The two terminals of the resistor package absorb the electrical current, and then release it at a reduced rate. This reduces the amount of electrical current flowing through the circuit, which helps to protect sensitive components from damage caused by excessive current.

Overall, the RSF50SJR-PN360K is a great choice for through hole resistor applications, particularly digital power switching applications. It is reliable, has low electrical noise, and is easy to work with.