4308M-101-152

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Resistor networks and arrays are commonly used in electronics for a wide range of applications. 4308M-101-152 is a fixed resistor network made up of 10 individual resistors. The individual value of each resistor is 100 Ω, connected in parallel. Therefore, the total resistance of the entire network is 10 Ω.

The 4308M-101-152 is used for voltage division, current division, and impedance matching. Its application in these areas depends on the particular circuit design.

In voltage division, the network serves as a voltage divider. The voltage provided to the circuit by the power supply is divided among the resistors to create a balanced distribution of the voltage. This ensures that all the components in the circuit receive the same amount of power.

In current division, the resistors serve as current limiting devices. The current flow in the circuit is limited by the combined resistance of the resistors. This ensures that all the components in the circuit receive the same amount of current.

In impedance matching, resistors can be used to match the output impedance of a circuit to the input impedance of another circuit. This ensures that there are no reflections in the signal and provides a smooth transfer of the signal from one circuit to another.

The 4308M-101-152 is also used to provide EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) protection. It is used to reduce the amount of electromagnetic interference (EMI) generated by the circuit, so that electronic equipment can be used in an environment with other electrical and electronic devices.

The 4308M-101-152 is a very versatile fixed resistor network. Its application in voltage division, current division, impedance matching, and EMC protection makes it an essential component in any electronic circuit.

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