4116R-2-471

Resistor Networks, Arrays

4116R-2-471 is a component of resistor networks and arrays that has various applications in communications, computing, and other electronics. It is composed of four resistors connected in pairs to form two resistors in series and two resistors in parallel. Each resistor has a resistance of 4.7 kΩ. The result of the resistor network is a resistive impedance of 9.4 kΩ.

The 4116R-2-471 provides a low profile, cost-efficient solution for multiple applications. It is commonly used as a voltage divider in low-power circuits, balancing and current sharing circuits, and power supply applications. It is also commonly used as a component for VCO circuits and to compensate for signal losses. In addition, the resistor network can be used in impedance matching for audio and video filters, hybrid circuits, and wireless antennas.

The working principle of the 4116R-2-471 is simple but effective. The two resistors in series act as a voltage divider, which splits incoming voltage evenly between each resistor. The two resistors in parallel act as current sharing devices, balancing the current draw from each resistor. This balancing action helps reduce power dissipation and simplify current flow. The overall resistive impedance of the network provides inductive and capacitive characteristics, which are beneficial for power supply applications.

The 4116R-2-471 is a versatile component that is suitable for many applications. It is commonly used in circuit boards, telecom systems, consumer electronics, and automotive components. The resistor array can be used in conjunction with other passive components, such as capacitors, filters, and inductors, to achieve various results.

The 4116R-2-471 is an efficient and reliable solution for many circuit boards and electronic systems. Its low profile design and cost-efficient construction make it a popular choice for many applications.