4116R-2-332

Resistor Networks, Arrays are a group of multiple resistors connected in an array, combined in a single package, and designed to work as a unit. They are typically used in electronic circuits where a particular electrical characteristic or range of values must be maintained in order to achieve desired performance. The 4116R-2-332 is a combined 20 tap, contiguous, phase-locked, 250 ohm resistor network array.

When an electrical input is applied to the resistor network, the individual discrete resistors form a ripple-free bridge circuit, which allows signals of all frequencies to pass through the network, resulting in a balanced output. It is a small integrated circuit, consisting of ten resistors arranged in five sections that form four resistances. Each section is composed of two resistors that have the same resistance, each one connected to one leg of a balanced bridge. The output of the bridge is then connected to an output terminal.

The 4116R-2-332 is specifically designed for high-speed digital applications. Its structure, consisting of two metal-insulator-metal (MIM) capacitors, and a resistive element, provides excellent conductivity and high quality signal transmission. The low insertion loss of the 4116R-2-332 makes it suitable for high-speed communication links, such as Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.

In terms of application fields, the 4116R-2-332 is often used in transmission and reception systems, signal conditioning circuits, digital-to-analog converters, and digital signal processing. It is used as a serialized resistor in mobile communication, wireless transmission, and signal transmission systems. The 4116R-2-332 is also used for signals analysis, distortion measurements, sensor design, power supplies, and embedded systems.

The working principle of the 4116R-2-332 is based on the principle of bridge circuits and ladder circuits. It consists of two networks with metal-insulator-metal (MIM) capacitors and resistors. The output of the bridge is then connected to an output terminal. The 4116R-2-332 is designed to reduce signal distortions by allowing signals of all frequencies to pass through the network, to provide a balanced output. The network also eliminates unwanted inductance and capacitance, resulting in an improved signal-to-noise ratio, and reduced radio-frequency (RF) interference.

The 4116R-2-332 can operate at frequencies up to 20 GHz and has a noise figure of 0.2 dB. It is also relatively small, which makes it ideal for high-speed applications. The 4116R-2-332 resistor network is low cost, requires less space, and consumes less power than its counterparts. This makes it suitable for large-scale applications.

The 4116R-2-332 resistor network array is a versatile device that has a variety of applications. It is often used in high-speed digital applications, transmission and reception systems, signal conditioning circuits, and embedded systems. Its structure reduces signal distortion, providing a balanced output with improved signal-to-noise ratio. Its small size, low cost, and low power consumption make it suitable for large-scale applications.

Overall, the 4116R-2-332 resistor network array is an excellent choice for any high-speed digital application. Its low insertion loss, low cost, and small size make it suitable for a wide range of applications. Its robust structure makes it highly reliable, which ensures that it will perform reliably in any application.