135-3311: 2 Pin Receptacle Resistor

A Pin Receptacle Resistor is a passive electronic component used to limit the flow of electric current within a circuit. It is a discrete component with two terminals, typically made of metal or metallic alloy. It is packaged in a cylindrical or rectangular body made of an insulating material, often ceramic or composite. Attributes: • Enables the resistor to dissipate significant amounts of heat without damage • Helps maintain signal integrity Applications: The Pin Receptacle Resistors are used to define the frequency response and attenuate certain frequency ranges to achieve the desired filtering effect.