4610H-104-101/101L

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Resistors are electrically conductive objects that limit current flow. Networks of resistors, consisting of more than one resistor, are common components in electrical and electronic circuits. Resistor networks, arrays, and combinations are active components used in many electronic circuits. One example of a resistor network is the 4610H-104-101/101L array. The purpose of this article is to discuss the application field and working principle of this specific resistor network.

The 4610H-104-101/101L is a nine-pin chip array of low-noise resistors. It is commonly used for sampling and feedback in audio applications. The array offers low power loss, low noise, and numerous options for terminating and matching resistances, making it suitable for use in a variety of electronic circuits. It is available in surface mount versions in both 5-pin and 9-pin configurations.

The 4610H-104-101/101L array operates by using resistors that are connected in series and parallel. Each resistor in the array is designed with a specific resistor value, and the array\'s resistance is determined by the combination of these individual resistors. The resistors are connected in a specific ordering to form the network. The currents through each resistor can then be determined by Ohm\'s law.

The 4610H-104-101/101L array also has several variations, such as the use of resistors with different values or the use of other components, such as capacitors or inductors, to form the network. The specific combination of resistors used in the array will vary depending on the design of the circuit and the desired application. For example, the network may be designed to filter out high or low frequencies, or to amplify or attenuate an incoming signal.

The 4610H-104-101/101L network offers several advantages over other resistor networks. It is relatively inexpensive, due to its low number of components, and it offers a large range of combinations of resistors that can be combined to create the desired resistance value. Additionally, the network is relatively easy to assemble, and it does not require complex wiring or circuitry. This makes it very suitable for use in a variety of applications.

In conclusion, the 4610H-104-101/101L array is a useful and versatile resistor network for use in audio and other applications. It is a relatively inexpensive network that is easy to assemble, and it offers a wide variety of combinations of resistors that can be used to adjust resistive values. It is also suitable for use in sampling and feedback circuits, as it offers low power loss and low noise.

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