RWR89S1400FRBSL

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Through Hole Resistors are electrical components that are used to create uniform electrical resistance in a circuit. They are widely used in many different types of electronic circuits including DC (direct current) circuits, switching, and power control circuits. There are two main types of through hole resistors, carbon compost and metal oxide, with the latter being most popular.

The RWR89S1400FRBSL Through Hole Resistor is an industry standard through hole resistor widely used in both military and commercial applications. It is a small form factor resistor designed to reduce signal noise and power consumption in power supply circuits. The RWR89S1400FRBSL has a power rating of 100 mW and a temperature coefficient of 20 ppm/°C. It is low noise and provides excellent temperature stability over a wide range temperature range from -55°C to 110°C. It is also designed to be used in high reliability applications where it can withstand vibration, shock and moisture.

The RWR89S1400FRBSL Through Hole Resistor is most commonly used in power supply and power control circuits as well as in switch-mode power converter applications. They are widely used in military, aerospace, automotive, and consumer electronics applications. In addition, these resistors can also be used in circuits that require precise DC voltage and current limiting, as well as in analog signal conditioning and filtering circuits.

The working principle of the RWR89S1400FRBSL Through Hole Resistor is based on the ohmic resistance principle. This principle states that electrical current flows in a resistor in direct proportion to the applied voltage. The resistance of the resistor is determined by the material composition and the geometry of the resistor. The RWR89S1400FRBSL Through Hole Resistor is composed of a carbon/epoxy/glass material, which provides a low thermal coefficient and low temperature drift.

The RWR89S1400FRBSL through hole resistor is typically mounted to a circuit board with solder. The resistor is then connected to its power and ground pins on the board. The power applied to the resistor creates a current which is then dissipated through the resistor. The voltage across the resistor is then measured with a digital or analog multimeter to determine its resistance.

In conclusion, the RWR89S1400FRBSL Through Hole Resistor is a widely used standard resistor designed to reduce electrical noise and power consumption in a variety of electronic circuits. It is composed of a carbon/epoxy/glass material, which provides a low thermal coefficient and low temperature drift. It is most commonly used in power supply and power control circuits, and in switch-mode power converter applications. Its working principle is based on the ohmic resistance principle where the current flow through the resistor is determined by the voltage applied to it.

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