4306R-101-152

Resistor Networks, Arrays

The 4306R-101-152 is a bipolar resistor network which can be used to provide a great variety of resistor combinations. This type of resistor network provides flexibility when designing circuits and products that require precise resistive elements. They offer many advantages over the use of individual resistors in a circuit, such as lower component count, lower cost, and better reliability.

The 4306R-101-152 is an eight-resistor network, providing four different combinations of two resistors that can be connected in series or in parallel. Each resistor in the package is rated for a maximum power of 1 watt, with a maximum voltage of 50 volts; the accuracy of the resistor values is ± 1%. A single resistor is offered in various resistance values ranging from 10 ohms to 200K ohms, and the network can be configured to provide resistances from 10 ohms to 1 megohm.

This resistor network is used for many applications, such as controlling the voltage and current output of power supplies, setting the values of series and parallel resistors in RF attenuators, and using resistors in mixing applications. The 4306R-101-152 can also be used in Bio-Electricity applications as a reference voltage source. It is also used in network bridge circuits for testing, such as bridge circuits for measuring impedance and bridge circuits used in control systems.

Working Principle

The 4306R-101-152 is a resistor network made up of four resistors, each connected by two leads. The resistors can be connected in two different configurations, either in series or in parallel. In series connection, the total resistance of the network is equal to the sum of each individual resistor. In parallel connection, the total resistance is equal to the inverse of the sum of the inverse of each individual resistor.

The 4306R-101-152 resistor network also provides other configurations, such as for generating Zener voltages, RC filters, and divider networks. Zener voltage regulators are used in applications such as power supplies, audio amplifiers, and signal converters. RC filters are often used for frequency selection and signal filtering. Divider networks are used to divide a high voltage into lower voltages for different functions.

The combination of resistors in the resistor network increases the accuracy and control of the circuit. The resistors can also be trimmed or adjusted using a trimmer potentiometer, which allows a designer to fine-tune the characteristics of the circuits. This type of resistor network is also very reliable, making it a great solution for a wide variety of applications.

Conclusion

The 4306R-101-152 is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications that require a combination of resistive elements. This type of resistor network provides flexibility when designing circuits and also offers many advantages over the use of individual resistors, such as lower component count, lower cost, and better reliability. Furthermore, the 4306R-101-152 can be easily adjusted using a trimmer potentiometer to fine-tune the characteristics of circuits. This makes it a great choice for a variety of applications.