4610X-101-331LF

Resistor Networks, Arrays are devices which are composed of several resistors which are connected in a certain pattern and share some common element. The resistors are usually arranged in a matrix, and can have multiple configurations depending on the configuration of the resistors. The 4610X-101-331LF is a Resistor Network, Array manufactured by Bourns, which is composed of 10 resistors arranged in a 5x2 array.

Application Field For 4610X-101-331LF

4610X-101-331LF device can be used in many applications, such as power supply ripple reduction circuits, signal line termination, amplifier offset current source, resistance dividers or even current sensing. It can also be used in temperature compensation circuits, current limit circuits, light emitting diode driving, EMI/RFI filter designs as well as any other circuit topologies that require specific ratios of resistance.

Working Principle of 4610X-101-331LF

The 4610X-101-331LF uses two pins from each resistor which are connected to each other as well as being connected to the corresponding element of the matrix, resulting in the formation of a unified network across the array of resistors. This device features two rows of five resistors in a low profile β module package, where the two rows are connected at the bottom and the top. The center row of resistors is connected to the common pin of the device and can be used as a voltage divider. This device is also capable of being operated at high temperatures and can withstand the passing of high current.

The 4610X-101-331LF is usually used to either create a voltage divider across its two pins, or it can be used to combine multiple resistors into a resistor network which can then be used in a variety of applications. The resistors can be used to reduce the voltage drop across the circuit, or to adjust the resistance of the circuit. This device has a wide range of temperature options, making it suitable for a large number of applications.