TC164-FR-07316RL

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Resistor networks/arrays are typically used in applications where a range of resistance values is required. A common type of resistor network is the TC164-FR-07316RL, which is used in a variety of applications, including motor protection and filter networks. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the TC164-FR-07316RL.

The TC164-FR-07316RL is a 4-terminal network that is mainly used as a series connection in motor protection. It provides a total resistance value of 16.4Ω, with two external terminals to be connected to a motor. When voltage is applied across the terminals, the resistor in the middle will dissipate heat generated by the current flowing through it, and prevent the motor from being damaged by high voltage or current. Apart from motor protection, this type of resistor network can also be used in filter networks and active circuits. In filter networks, the resistor network helps to reduce interference and noise from outside signals, while in active circuits, it helps to ensure a stable voltage flowing through the circuit.

The TC164-FR-07316RL has four terminals in total – two external and two internal. The external terminals are connected to the ends of a resistor, and the internal terminals are electrically isolated from the two external terminals. The resistance value of the resistor can be adjusted by connecting an inductor/capacitor across the two internal terminals. This allows the user to adjust the resistance value based on the application requirements.

The working principle of the TC164-FR-07316RL is based on the concept of voltage division. When a voltage V is applied across the terminals, the voltage across the resistor is determined by the resistance value of the resistor (R) and the total resistance (Z) of the network. The voltage across the resistor is then divided into two parts – one part is equal to the voltage applied across the terminals (V₁) and the other part is equal to the voltage drop across the inductor/capacitor (V₂). The two voltages are then combined to give the total voltage across the resistor. From this, the current flowing through the resistor can be calculated.

The TC164-FR-07316RL is a versatile resistor network that is widely used in a variety of applications. The ability to adjust the resistance value of the resistor makes it an ideal choice for many applications, such as motor protection and filter networks. Its working principle is based on the concept of voltage division, and can be used to accurately calculate the current flowing through the resistor. This makes the TC164-FR-07316RL a useful tool for designing and testing electrical circuits.

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