4816P-T02-820LF

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Resistor Networks, Arrays

A 4816P-T02-820LF resistor network is a type of resistive device which is designed to provide a precisely controlled resistance between two leads. It consists of a series of individual resistor elements that are linked together in various combinations to create a wide range of values. The resistors are typically connected in a network, and the network is then integrated onto a single package. The 4816P-T02-820LF is an array of eight, two-terminal resistors that are arranged in parallel, with each resistor having a value of 820 ohms.

The 4816P-T02-820LF is designed with a low profile that allows for easy mounting on boards with limited space. It is also designed to be energy efficient, with a maximum power rating of 0.2W. The 4816P-T02-820LF has been designed to be used in a wide range of applications, including power management, voltage regulation, filtering, signal conditioning, and noise reduction.

The two main types of resistance networks are passive and active. Passive networks are simply networks of resistors with no additional active elements. Active networks are networks that contain active components such as transistors, capacitors, or inductors. The 4816P-T02-820LF is an example of a passive network since it does not contain any active components.

The 4816P-T02-820LF is a great choice for applications that require precisely controlled resistance values, such as power management and filtering. The resistors are arranged in a parallel network that provides a low ohmic value and a large power rating. This allows the device to handle higher voltage or current in applications requiring precise values.

The working principle of the 4816P-T02-820LF is simple and straightforward. It uses a combination of resistors to create a fixed value for resistance. The individual elements are connected in one of two ways; parallel or series. When the network is configured in parallel, the total resistance of the network is simply equal to the sum of the individual resistances. When the network is configured in series, the total resistance of the network is equal to the resistance of the single resistor.

The 4816P-T02-820LF is a great tool for providing precisely controlled resistance for applications such as power management, voltage regulation, filtering, and signal conditioning. The network’s resistors can be arranged in either a parallel or a series configuration, allowing for a large range of resistive values. The device is also designed to be energy efficient and can handle higher voltages and currents.

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