YR1B787RCC

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Through Hole Resistors

Through-hole resistors are one of the most common components in electronics and are used to reduce currents, regulate voltage, and generally control power supply in a wide variety of electronic circuits. While through-hole mounting is less popular than surface-mounting technology, it remains the only option for many applications due to its robustness and durability.

YR1B787RCC Application Field

YR1B787RCC through-hole resistors are highly reliable and widely used in industrial and aviation industries, thanks to their low chance of short circuit and excellent performance even in high altitudes.YR1B787RCCs are used in various applications such as low-power resistors, resistors for acoustics, voltage regulators, sensors, motors, contactors, pulse width modulation control, and current sensing.

YR1B787RCC Working Principle

The working principle of a YR1B787RCC through-hole resistor is essentially the same as any other type of resistor. When power is applied, current flows through the resistor, causing a drop in voltage. The amount of voltage drop is determined by the resistance rating, which is measured in ohms. This resistance rating also determines how much current can pass through the resistor. The more resistance a resistor has, the less current will flow.

In addition, the YR1B787RCC features an extra set of pins which allow for multiple resistors to be connected in parallel. This allows for greater control over current and voltage in a circuit. The YR1B787RCC also features a high thermal stability, making it ideal for applications requiring stable and precise resistors.

Conclusion

Through-hole resistors are essential components in many electronic circuits. The YR1B787RCC through-hole resistor is a reliable and durable option, suitable for many industrial and aviation applications. It features an extra set of pins that allow for parallel connection of multiple resistors and a high thermal stability for greater accuracy and control over a circuit.

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