The RC2512FK-0747RL is a thick film chip resistor manufactured by Yageo. As part of the RC series, it's known for its stability, reliability, and suitability for a variety of electronic applications. The '2512' denotes the resistor's physical size, 'FK' indicates its tolerance and temperature coefficient, and '47RL' specifies the resistance value.

Applications

• Power Supplies: Used in voltage dividers and current limiting circuits.
• Consumer Electronics: Employed in televisions, audio amplifiers, and set-top boxes.
• Industrial Equipment: Incorporated in motor controllers, sensor circuits, and instrumentation systems.
• Telecommunications: Utilized in base stations, networking equipment, and mobile devices.
• Automotive Electronics: Found in electronic control units (ECUs), lighting systems, and infotainment systems.

Features

• Thick film resistor element
• 2512 case size
• ±1% resistance tolerance
• ±100 ppm/°C temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR)
• RoHS compliant
• High power rating
• Excellent long-term stability

Benefits

• Precise resistance value ensures accurate circuit operation.
• Tight tolerance minimizes resistance variations.
• Low TCR maintains stable resistance over temperature variations.
• Small size allows for high-density circuit board layouts.
• High power rating allows for use in high-current applications.
• RoHS compliance makes it environmentally friendly.
• Cost-effective for general-purpose applications.

Additional Details

The RC2512FK-0747RL has a resistance value of 47 ohms. The power rating is typically 1W. It is designed for surface mount technology (SMT) assembly. The operating temperature range is usually between -55°C and +155°C. The resistor's body is made of a ceramic substrate and has terminations made of nickel and tin plating to ensure good solderability. This resistor is used in applications that require a stable and reliable resistance value and a relatively high power rating. Its small size and excellent characteristics make it a versatile component for various electronic circuits.