RWR80S1560FRBSL

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Through Hole Resistors

Through hole resistors are electrical components used in electronic applications such as circuit boards and other applications such as signal conditioning and power supply management. This type of resistor is usually composed of a metal or graphite core. Depending on the resistance value, these resistors are coated with either a metal oxide or a ceramic material.

RWR80S1560FRBSL is an example of a through-hole resistor. It is a high-temperature resistant resistor with a maximum wattage dissipation of 2 watts. Its maximum operating temperature is 125°C and its working voltage range is from 250 to 500 Volts DC. RWR80S1560FRBSL has a voltage coefficient of 0.0006 ~ 0.00009.

The application field of RWR80S1560FRBSL is for providing electrical isolation and overload protection for a variety of applications in digital equipment, power regulator circuits, high-speed DC-DC converters, medical equipment and military operations. It is used in various electronic devices such as computers, mobile phones, automotive electronics, airplanes and even spacecraft.

The working principle of RWR80S1560FRBSL is fairly straightforward. When the electric current flows through the resistor via the connecting wires or circuit, the resistor will dissipate some of the energy as heat due to losses in the component. The degree of heat dissipation or resistance value depends on a few things like the physical size of the resistor, its temperature coefficient, and its coefficient of dissipation.

RWR80S1560FRBSL has a metal or graphite core that is covered with a special ceramic material. This material is highly resistant to temperature and stays consistent as the temperature or operating voltage changes. As the current flows through the resistor, the electron-hole pairs are created within the material. These electron-hole pairs and the resistivity of the material determine the resistance of the resistor. Also, the temperature coefficient of the resistor resists the temperature change. This is because as temperature increases, the resistivity of the material also increases due to the increase in kinetic energy of the electrons.

In conclusion, RWR80S1560FRBSL is a through-hole resistor that is used for various applications in digital equipment, power regulator circuits, high-speed DC-DC converters, medical equipment and military operations due to its high-temperature resistance and maximum wattage dissipation of 2 watts. Its working principle involves creating electron-hole pairs and the resistivity of the material to determine the resistance of the resistor which can be for providing electrical isolation and overload protection.

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