RWR74S2200FRB12

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are components in electrical and electronic circuitry that control the flow of electricity, most commonly used to control current flow. They are often made of an insulating material such as paper, polystyrene, or ceramics, and one end is typically embedded in a case or holder so that the resistor can be easily mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB).

RWR74S2200FRB12

RWR74S2200FRB12 is a type of through hole resistor manufactured by Vishay. This through hole resistor features a case style of RWR, with an operating temperature ranging from -55°C to 125°C. It has a resistance value of 2200 Ohms and a tolerance of ± 1 %.

Application Field

RWR74S2200FRB12 is mainly used in automotive, communication, instrument and industrial electronic applications. It is especially suitable for high-frequency circuits. The operating temperature range makes it suitable for use in environments where temperature might fluctuate by a significant amount. They are also commonly used as signal limiting components in switchmode power supplies.

Working Principle

The working principle of a through hole resistor is relatively simple. When an electric current passes through it, the attack of the current upon the resistor is resisted. This produces heat and a voltage drop. The amount of voltage drop depends upon the resistor\'s resistance value and the amount of current passing through it.

Depending on the materials and construction of the resistor, it can be used in various applications including voltage regulation, current limiting and sensing. Modern resistors are usually based on carbon-based components, metal resistors, or metal oxide film resistors.

RWR74S2200FRB12 is a Multicomp MC0603 resistor featuring a resistance of 2200 ohms and a tolerance of ±1 %. It is an axial-styled resistor with an operating temperature range of -55°C to 125°C. Due to its on-board features, it is often used in automotive, communication, instrument, and industrial electronics.

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