4114R-1-362LF

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Resistor Networks, Arrays refer to miniature devices that help produce a specific electrical output when input into an electrical system. This article will cover the 4114R-1-362LF application field and working principle.

The 4114R-1-362LF offers a wide range of functions and can be used in many different applications. It is a low-power, miniature, surface mount Network Resistor that uses carbon composite film technology to achieve ultra low resistance values. This application has an outstanding performance, accuracy, and stability. It has an operating temperature range of -55°C to 125°C.

The 4114R-1-362LF is typically used in telecommunications, automotive, industrial, manufacturing, and consumer electronics. Some typical applications for the resistor network include automotive electronics, indicators, lighting, interconnects, ground signals, and common circuits.

The 4114R-1-362LF operates based on a particular principle. In this application, the resistor array is constructed of a variety of resistors, from a few ohms to tens of ohms. This combination of resistors is connected in series and is designed with a specific voltage drop across each resistor. The resistance value of each of these resistors is determined by the voltage across it.

This application is very tolerant to temperature changes and can maintain fairly repeating resistance values even when the surrounding environment is changed. The 4114R-1-362LF is capable of switching resistors from one to another, thereby allowing the user to customize resistance values over a wider range of values.

The 4114R-1-362LF application is reliable, accurate, and provides low power consumption. It is an ideal solution for applications in a wide variety of industries, including automotive, telecommunications, industrial, manufacturing, and consumer electronics. It is an inexpensive, reliable, and precise alternative to discrete resistor networks.

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