RWR89S1911FSS70

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Through Hole Resistors are used in a variety of applications, such as high-power industrial applications, medical device applications, military and aerospace applications, automotive applications, and consumer product applications. In general, Through Hole Resistors are commonly used to protect circuits from overloading, to measure high currents and heat levels, and to monitor and control current levels in devices.

The RWR89S1911FSS70 Through Hole Resistor, by manufacturer Bourns, is a versatile resistor well-suited for a variety of applications. The resistor is made from a high-temperature, non-flammable material, and has low power consumption and thermal expansion properties.

The RWR89S1911FSS70 Through Hole Resistor is a device that is designed to handle large currents, up to a maximum rated current of 70 amperes. The resistor also has a low resistance of 0.0019 ohms, providing accurate current measurement and stability in a wide range of applications. It also has a low power dissipation rate of 0.85 Watts, making it ideal for applications that require minimal power dissipation.

The RWR89S1911FSS70 Through Hole Resistor employs a continuous, insulated (no holes) structure that enables quick and easy installation. The pins are securely connected to the device, and can be insulated for additional protection. The high-temperature construction is also able to withstand a wide range of temperatures and vibration resistance, without degrading the performance of the device.

The working principle behind the RWR89S1911FSS70 Through Hole Resistor is Ohm\'s law. The resistor acts as the resistance in a circuit, providing electrical resistance or impedance to the current travelling through the circuit. This resistance is measured in ohms, and is determined by the size and construction of the resistor. The wider the resistor, the greater the current that can pass through it and the lower the resistance of it.

This resistance is expressed as a numerical value, for example, 0.0019 ohms for the RWR89S1911FSS70 Through Hole Resistor. The resistance of the resistor affects the amount of current that passes through the circuit and the magnitude of the voltage in the circuit. As a result, By controlling the amount of current that is let through, the resistor can be used to adjust a circuit’s voltage and current levels.

Due to its high current, low resistance and temperature capability, the RWR89S1911FSS70 Through Hole Resistor is a great choice for industrial, medical, military and automotive applications, as well as consumer electronics and household appliances. Furthermore, its low power dissipation makes it an ideal choice for applications that require low power consumption.

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