4820P-T04-103

Resistor Networks, Arrays

Resistor Networks, Arrays are often used in electrical and electronic circuits, and are designed to control electrical current, create impedance and attenuate certain frequencies. The resistor network 4820P-T04-103 is a type of resistor array with a wide range of applications in a variety of industries.

Application Field

The 4820P-T04-103 Resistor Network is mainly applied in computer engineering and embedded systems. It functions as a voltage divider circuit, providing a balanced input for an op amp, which is essential for proper circuit operation. The 4820P-T04-103 resistor network is also used in analog-to-digital converters, precision filters and active crossover networks. With the help of the 4820P-T04-103, it is easier to engineer sophisticated applications such as audio systems, power factor correction and FPGA circuitry.

Working Principle

The 4820P-T04-103 resistor network functions as a voltage divider circuit. A voltage divider divides a higher voltage value into two lower voltage values while maintaining the same average power. The principal of operation is simple: the combined resistance of the two resistors in the voltage divider is known, thus when we apply a voltage across the two resistors, the voltage across each of the resistors can be calculated using Ohm’s law.

The 4820P-T04-103 resistor network typically contains four resistors connected in series. The four resistors are arranged in a sequence of increasing resistances. Each resistance is fixed. When a voltage is applied across the resistor network, the voltage is divided between the resistors according to their resistance values. The voltage is equal across each resistor, but each has a different voltage. This is how the 4820P-T04-103 resistor network functions as a voltage divider.

The 4820P-T04-103 resistor network has wide variety of applications due to its simple yet effective design. It is reliable and is used in a number of electronic and electrical circuits for many different purposes.