4610M-101-222LF

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Resistor Networks, Arrays

The 4610M-101-222LF resistor network, array is a series of resistors that are connected in a variety of ways to obtain varied resistance values. These can also vary by application. This type of resistor network is often used in military, aerospace and medical applications when a reliable, power-efficient, and accurate resistance value is needed. The models come in various sizes and with varying ratios of resistance per unit.

Applications

The resistor network, array is used in a variety of electronic circuits. In its simplest form, a resistor network is used to protect delicate electronic components from voltage spikes or to limit current flow in the circuit. They are also used to create voltage dividers that scale down input signals to a lower level. This is a very important type of resistor network when designing high-precision analog circuits with exceptionally low tolerances. In addition, a resistor network can be used to extend off-board connections by converting higher-voltage signals into lower levels that can be safely used with integrated circuits.

The 4610M-101-222LF model resistance values have an accuracy of 0.05% and feature a voltage rating of 125 VDC, making it perfect for medical, military, and aerospace applications. It also has a reliability rating of 0.4% per thousand hours and is designed to operate at a temperature of -55°C to +125°C. The achievable current ratings depend on the choice of resistance to be used.

Working Principle

The 4610M-101-222LF resistor network is made up of thin-film resistors. These resistors are fabricated on a substrate using metal thin film deposition processes. A resistive strip is deposited on the substrate and then covered with a protective layer. The resistive material can be made of different materials, depending on the desired end result.

The resistive material is usually made of materials like chromium, titanium, and tantalum nitrate. The resistive strip can be connected using a variety of methods, depending on the desired application. For instance, it can be connected using jumpers, soldered directly onto a circuit board, twisted into a meander configuration, or used with an integrated circuit such as a switching IC.

The resistor network can also be integrated with other components to form complex resistor networks. This allows for more intricate designs and allows components that are sensitive to voltage spikes and transients to be incorporated into the circuit. The network can also be customized to suit specific application needs. The 4610M-101-222LF series is designed to operate even in high temperatures and has a temperature coefficient of 0.2 %/°C.

In summary, the 4610M-101-222LF resistor network, array is a series of resistors that are connected in a variety of ways to obtain varied resistance values. It has been designed to provide reliable, power-efficient, and accurate resistance values for military, aerospace and medical applications. It also has a high reliability rating of 0.4% per thousand hours and a temperature coefficient of 0.2 %/°C. In addition, it can be customized to suit particular application requirements.

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