4816P-2-472F

Resistor Networks, Arrays: 4816P-2-472F Application Field and Working Principle

Resistor networks and arrays are components used in electronic circuits to control the flow of electrical signals. They are usually soldered to printed circuit boards, and are available in various size packages. The 4816P-2-472F is a high-precision resistor network/array used in many different applications.

The 4816P-2-472F is a 2-element resistor network/array that consists of two resistors connected in parallel. It has an operating temperature range of -55°C to + 175°C, with a power rating of 0.5W. The resistance values of the two resistors are 4.7K and 2.2K, respectively, with a tolerance of ± 0.01%. The 4816P-2-472F is also very compact, with a board space of only 0.1 x 0.2 inches.

The 4816P-2-472F resistor network/array is commonly used in systems that require precise resistance values over a wide temperature range. This network/array is frequently used in telecommunications, automotive, and aerospace applications, as well as analog and digital circuit designs. It is also used in power management, power regulation, and signal conditioning applications.

The 4816P-2-472F resistor network/array works by controlling the voltage and current across the two resistors based on the resistance value of each resistor. When a voltage (or other electrical signal) is applied to the lead of each resistor, a certain amount of current will flow through the two resistors. The resistance values of each resistor will determine how much current will flow, and how much voltage will be across each resistor.

For example, if the two resistors in the 4816P-2-472F have resistance values of 4.7K and 2.2K, respectively, then the total resistance across the network/array will be 6.9K. This means that if a voltage of 5V is applied to the two resistors, then the current through the network/array will be 5V/6.9K = 0.72mA. The voltage across each resistor, in this example, will be 2.2K x 0.72mA = 1.584V, and the voltage across the 4.7K resistor will be 3.416V.

The 4816P-2-472F resistor network/array provides many advantages over discrete resistors, such as a smaller size, less board space requirement, and better control of signal voltage and current. This type of network/array is also very reliable and can operate over a wide temperature range, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

In conclusion, the 4816P-2-472F is a high-precision 2-element resistor network/array that is used in various applications. It works by controlling the voltage and current across two resistors based on their resistance values. This type of component offers many advantages, such as a smaller size, lower board space requirements, and more reliable operation over a wide temperature range.