4116R-1-300

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The 4116R-1-300 is a resistor network, array or network array device manufactured by Derfon. It is a quaternary (4-resistor) resistor network with a values of all 300 ohms. It is housed in a standard 16 lead dual inline package. This lead configuration makes it suitable for automated handling and high-speed assembly.

The 4116R-1-300 resistor network provides a simple and convenient way to reduce the number of external resistors necessary to create a resistive input network. The four resistors in the device divide input voltage in equal parts of 75 ohms each. By connecting the four resistors to a common point, the network will divide the resistance of the common point up into four equal parts of 300 ohms each. A simple two-dimensional matrix of this device can create a simple resistor network of 4x4, with adjustable input and output impedances.

The 4116R-1-300 resistor network has a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in amplifier circuits, as well as in filter networks, power supplies, and other electronic applications. Its small size and ease of use means it can easily be integrated into a PCB design. It is also suitable for surface mount assembly.

The 4116R-1-300 is a reasonably priced resistor network and is widely available from manufacturers and distributors. Its size and low cost make it ideal for low power applications or applications with limited available space on the PCB. It is also very robust and durable, with the ability to withstand high temperatures and high frequency signals.

The working principle of the 4116R-1-300 resistor network is very simple. The four internal resistors divide the input voltage into four equal parts of 75 ohms each. Each resistor forms a parallel branch with the output, creating four equal-valued resistors of 300 ohms each. By connecting the four resistors to a common point, the output impedance of the entire network can be adjusted. This makes it possible to design complex resistor networks with adjustable input and output impedance values, allowing for a wide range of fine-tuning for specific applications.

In summary, the 4116R-1-300 resistor network is a small, inexpensive device that provides a convenient way to reduce the number of external resistors necessary to create a resistive input network. It is suitable for high speed assembly, and is commonly used in amplifier circuits, as well as in filter networks, power supplies, and other electronic applications. Its small size and low cost make it ideal for low power applications or applications with limited available space on the PCB.

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