RSMF2JT1R50

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors, also known as axial lead resistors, are the most common type of resistor. They are cylindrical in shape and have two wire leads extending from the body in two axial directions. Most through hole resistors are made of a ceramic body filled with carbon pellets, metal film, or wirewound resistors, which are used to control the resistance of the component and circuits.

RSMF2JT1R50

RSMF2JT1R50 through hole resistor is a standard miniature power resistor with a cylindrical plastic body and axial leads that extend in either direction. It has excellent electrical and mechanical properties, stability and reliability, and includes three ratings of axial lead resistors.

Application Field

RSMF2JT1R50 axial lead resistor is one of the most widely used through hole resistors. It can be used for many applications, such as power supplies, motor controls, audio-video systems, automation systems, automotive electronics, instrumentation and measurement, and so on. It is widely accepted in any industry that requires stable, accurate, and reliable resistors.

Working Principle

Through hole resistors generally employ carbon, metal film, or wirewound materials, and the resistance of each type is determined by the size of the component. The resistance of wirewound types depend on the gauge, length, and type of wire used. Generally, the resistance of wirewound types is highest.

RSMF2JT1R50 has three resistances: 1ohm, 2ohm and 10ohm. The resistance is determined by the size of the wire and the amount of material used. The use of epoxy-coated lead wires and a flame-retardant housing ensures the component’s durability and reliability, while the low temperature coefficient ensures minimal change in resistance under varying temperature conditions.

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