4814P-2-333

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Resistor networks and arrays form a vast range of electrical components that are used in a variety of applications. This article will focus on the specific application field of the 4814P-2-333 resistor network and its working principle.

Resistor networks, or arrays, are generally constructed by connecting resistors of identical values together in a several combinations. These combinations provide desired electrical lay out and values of individual resistors in the network, making it an ideal way to create a wide variety of circuit requirements and specifications.

The 4814P-2-333 is a type of resistor network that combines three slave resistors and one master resistor into a single package. It is characterized by four total resistors, two on each side of the package. The package is 7.4X6.9X4.8 mm and contains three slaves and one master resistor inside. The master resistor is the portion of the package that determines the combined resistance of the system, while the slave resistors interact with the master to create a specific electrical layout.

The 4814P-2-333 is primarily used in the manufacture of low voltage high frequency transformers, as well as low voltage power supplies. It provides accurate values of resistance in source and drain resistors for these circuits, as well as reducing parasitic capacitance from single ends and capacitance between source and drain resistors.

The working principle of the 4814P-2-333 utilizes a combination of surface-mount and through-hole resistors in concert with a master resistor. The master resistor is responsible for determining the total resistance of the system. It is placed between the bottom and top section of the resistor package and is connected to the bottom section via the vias. The slave resistors are responsible for forming the electrical layout of the circuit.

The bottom section of the resistor package contains one of the four resistors (the master resistor). This master resistor is connected to the vias which then connects it to the upper section of the package. The upper section contains the other three resistors. These resistors interact with the master resistor to form the desired electrical layout of the resistor network. The combination of the upper and lower sections of the package provides a full electrical path for the main portion of the circuit.

The 4814P-2-333 is an invaluable component of resistor networks and arrays. It offers excellent electrical layout characteristics which make it suitable for high frequency transformer, and low voltage power supply applications. It is available in a range of packages sizes, making it easy to integrate into existing systems. With its combination of surface-mount and through-hole resistors, and its master resistor, the 4814P-2-333 provides the necessary specifics of electrical layout and resistance in low voltage high frequency transformers and low voltage power supplies.

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