4114R-1-391LF

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Resistor networks are widely used in electrical and electronics applications to achieve a variety of purposes. The 4114R-1-391LF resistor network is no exception, being one of the most popular resistor networks on the market. It is an array of resistors connected in a predetermined manner in order to divide, limit, or balance voltages and currents.

The 4114R-1-391LF is a four channel resistor network that provides resistive elements with low noise, low offset voltage, and low skew. It is also commonly used in power distribution and radio-frequency applications. It is designed for single and dual supply applications, making it suitable for a wide range of circuits.

The 4114R-1-391LF is designed for operation in the range of -0.1 V to +5 V. The resistor network consists of one group of resistors connected between the negative input voltage terminal and each of the output terminals, and a second group of resistors connected between the positive voltage terminal and the output terminals. The output terminals are connected to the positive and negative voltage terminals by a single bypass resistor.

The 4114R-1-391LF resistor network offers four channels in a single, low-cost package. Each channel comprises one resistor from the positive side to the negative side, and two resistors from the negative side to the output terminal. The resistance values of these resistors can be chosen to match the specific application.

The 4114R-1-391LF resistor network can be used for a variety of functions. It can be used as voltage dividers, current limiters, and pulse current limiters. It can also be used in high-side current-sensing, low-side current-sensing, and low frequency-filtering applications.

The working principle of the 4114R-1-391LF resistor network is fairly simple. When the input voltage is applied to the negative and positive terminals, the resistors from the negative side to the output terminals create a voltage divider, while the resistor from the positive side to the output terminal acts as a current limiter. The output voltage is determined by the ratio of the resistors, while the output current is limited by the current limiter resistor.

The 4114R-1-391LF resistor network is a versatile device with a wide range of applications. Its low noise, low offset voltage, and low skew make it ideal for power distribution and radio-frequency applications. It is an easy to use product that offers a cost-effective solution for a variety of applications.

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