RWR78S5R11FRB12

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Through Hole Resistors

Through Hole Resistor (THR) is a type of resistor that is mounted to a printed circuit board (PCB) and can be easily connected. It is one of the most commonly used and widely used type of resistors and is used extensively in many applications. The RWR78S5R11FRB12 is a THR used in application areas such as automotive, industrial, power supplies, scientific instruments, laboratory equipment, security systems, consumer electronics, medical equipment and other commercial applications.

THRs contain a specific amount of material mounted between two leads, which is used to control the circuit’s current flow. This type of resistive component is typically constructed of a metal core or ceramic core and insulating material. Depending on the application, the power rating can range from 1/10 of a Watt to 25 Watts.

The RWR78S5R11FRB12 can be installed into various applications by either soldering or through-hole mounting. THR devices are also highly reliable, with a shelf life that can exceed 5000 hours. They are also resistant to vibration and shock and have a low self-inductance.

In terms of their working principle, THR devices operate by managing electrical performance by controlling the level of resistance in their circuit. Their construction allows electrical current to flow through the resistor material, thus limiting the amount of current flowing to the other components in the circuit. The amount of resistance is determined by the type and shape of the THR. Different types of THR are available in the market in order to provide the best solution for the specific application.

Through Hole Resistors are used in countless applications due to their versatile and dependable characteristics. The RWR78S5R11FRB12 is a prime example of the THR’s many advantages, providing dependable and cost-effective solutions for both industrial and commercial applications.

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