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Product available on request. Waiting time 3-5 days. |
Specification
- Resistance: 5.6 kΩ
- Tolerance: 5 %.
- Housing: SMD 1206
| The elements are sold in rolls of 5000 pieces. |
Resistor dividers - series connection
A resistor is an element whose most important parameter is its resistance, measured in Ohms. Depending on how two or more resistors are connected together and the resistance of each resistor, their total resistance can increase or decrease. Connecting resistors in series creates a voltage divider, where the same current flows through all resistors, but the voltage connected to them is divided. For example, if you connect two SMD resistors with resistances of 5.6kΩ and 1kΩ in series to a 24VDC voltage source, a constant current of 3.64mA will flow through them, while the voltages deposited on the resistors will be 20.36V and 3.64V respectively.
Soldering SMD resistors using hot air
Mounting SMD components (including SMD 1206 resistors) on PCBs can be done traditionally with a tip soldering iron, as well as with a hot air soldering station. For this purpose, the pads should be lubricated with a special paste designed for reflow soldering. After positioning the component, set the temperature on the hot air station to a temperature in the range of 280°C - 360°C. Keep blowing hot air until the paste melts to a glossy form and the connections between the component and pads show cohesion. After soldering, wash the PCB with isopropanol.
