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The RNF14FBC383R is a fixed axial leaded metal film resistor manufactured by Stackpole Electronics Inc. It features a resistance value of 383 ohms with a tolerance of ±1%. The component has a power rating of 0.25W (1/4W) and operates within a temperature range of -55°C to +155°C. It exhibits a temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) of ±50ppm/°C and is rated for a maximum working voltage of 250Vrms. The physical dimensions are 2.35mm in diameter and 6.35mm in length, conforming to the standard RNF series package.
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Select this component when circuit designs require precise resistance values with tight tolerances in axial through-hole formats. The ±50ppm/°C TCR makes it suitable for applications where thermal stability is critical. Consider the 0.25W power rating and 250V working voltage limits to ensure safe operation within the intended electrical environment without exceeding component specifications.
This resistor belongs to the RNF series, which represents Stackpole Electronics' general-purpose and precision metal film line. The series is characterized by high reliability and consistent performance across various industrial and commercial applications. The RNF designation indicates a standard axial leaded form factor designed for robust mechanical integration into printed circuit boards.
Compatible substitutes include other RNF series resistors from Stackpole with matching resistance and tolerance, such as RNF14FT383R. Verify that alternative components share identical power ratings, TCR values, and physical dimensions to ensure direct interchangeability without modifying the existing circuit layout or assembly processes.