RWM0410R390JR15E1 Resistors

Through Hole Resistors

The RWM0410R390JR15E1 Through Hole Resistor is a type of fixed resistor with two terminals and a resistant material between them. It is a lower- power, lower-cost form of supplying resistance in circuit designs. This type of resistor is used in nearly all areas of electronics, where a stable and reliable source of resistance is needed.

Application Field

Through hole resistors, such as the RWM0410R390JR15E1, are used in a variety of applications. They are designed for use in low-power, high-frequency circuits such as communication, audio, and data systems. They are also used in a variety of other applications; from power supplies to high-performance logic circuits to display devices.

The RWM0410R390JR15E1 is particularly well suited for use in high-frequency applications due to its low noise, typical values from 0.3 to 10 ohms, and a wide range of temperature coefficients (TCs). The wide range of TCs allows for a more reliable and stable operation of the circuit, as it helps to minimize errors due to temperature changes. This is particularly important in higher-frequency applications, as the circuits are more sensitive to temperature related changes.

In addition to its use in high frequency circuits, the RWM0410R390JR15E1 is also suitable for use in power electronics. Its small size and low power consumption make it suitable for use in home appliances, automotive, and other power device applications.

Working Principle

A resistor works through a principle called ohmic resistance. This occurs when a current is passed through a conductive material, causing electrons to collide with the resistor material’s atoms, creating a resistance that limits the flow of current. This resistance is determined by the material and size of the resistor, and is measured in ohms.

The resistors used in the RWM0410R390JR15E1 are constructed from a varistor material, which is a ceramic oxide or semiconductor compound. This material has a higher resistivity than other resistor materials, which helps to reduce the thermal resistance of the part, meaning it is more stable and reliable in high temperature environments.

The RWM0410R390JR15E1 is available in either a radial or axial form. Radial components have two leads, and the resistor is installed in the hole in the board, while axial components are in-line with two leads at either end, and the resistor is installed in the board using the leads.

The RWM0410R390JR15E1 is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications, offering superior performance and reliable operation in a small, space-saving package. Its use in high-frequency and power applications is especially desirable, making it an invaluable part of circuit designs.