RWR80S9000FRB12

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Through Hole Resistors, also known as THRs, are fixed resistors that are mounted in holes on printed circuit boards. The RWR80S9000FRB12 resistor is a Through Hole Resistor with a power rating of up to 80 watts, offering excellent heat dissipation, low temperature coefficient, tight tolerances and high reliability.

Through Hole Resistors are essential components in a vast array of electrical and electronic devices. They are used in everything from industrial applications, automotive equipment, consumer electronics and medical devices. They are versatile components that are capable of providing resistance in a circuit and are usually chosen to perform the prototype of the circuit board before mass production.

The RWR80S9000FRB12 offers high power and low resistance in a space efficient package. This resistor is a very cost effective solution and is suitable for high voltage and high temperature applications. It is also extremely reliable and has a high temperature coefficient – the resistance does not change across different temperatures. It also features tight tolerances, which means the resistance stays the same over time.

The RWR80S9000FRB12 can be used in a wide range of applications, from industrial controls to power converters, from automotive systems to energy management. In industrial applications, the resistor can be used to limit current, protect motors and as a timing resistor. For automotive applications, the resistor can be used as a safety fuse, for current regulation, as a spark voltage limiter and as a power indicator. In consumer electronics, the RWR80S9000FRB12 can be used as a current sensor, for voltage limiting and to protect against reverse polarity. In energy management applications, the resistor can be used to limit the current in circuits protecting from overloading.

The working principle of the RWR80S9000FRB12 is fairly simple. The resistor is placed in series with the circuit, and the current passes through the resistor. The current is dissipated as heat, and the resistance of the component is determined by the size of the resistor. The size of the resistor is measured in ohms, and is determined by the material the resistor is made from. The resistor is constructed from a combination of conductive and non-conductive substances, such as a ceramic and metal oxide, which allow the resistance value to be controlled.

The RWR80S9000FRB12 is a powerful and reliable Through Hole Resistor, suitable for a wide range of applications. It is easy to use, efficient and cost effective, making it an ideal choice for any application requiring power and performance.

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