741C083563J Resistors

Resistor Networks, Arrays

The 741C083563J resistor network is a type of resistor network array that provides an array of resistors in an economical package. The 741C083563J array contains a single driver with 16 or 32 individual resistors in either a flat plane or columnar format. This device is designed for applications such as printed circuit boards, micropanel displays, digital signal processing (DSP), and low-voltage logic power supplies. The resistors in the array are individually isolated and connected to the driver through mounting pins in the driver package. This allows the user to customize the values of the resistors in the array.

The 741C083563J can be categorized as a 4-terminal resistor network array because it contains two internal resistor networks connected in series. The first network contains 16 resistors in a flat plane configuration while the second network contains 32 resistors in a columnar format. The individual resistors in each network are separated by a thin film which electrically isolates each resistor from the other resistors in the array. Each terminal of the resistor array is labeled to allow the user to identify the four terminals of the array.

Application Field

The 741C083563J resistor network is designed for use in applications such as printed circuit boards (PCBs), micropanel displays, and low voltage logic power supplies. It is compatible with popular soldering techniques such as wave and reflow soldering. The 741C083563J can be used in a wide range of applications including audio/video amplifiers, communications systems, automotive electronics, and medical systems. Additionally, the 741C083563J can be used to provide isolation in a number of applications, including isolation between the input and output of amplifiers, signal relays, and electronic switches.

Working Principle

The 741C083563J resistor network array works on the principle of linking an array of individual resistors in a series or parallel circuit. The resistors in the array are connected to the driver which provides the electrical current that allows the resistors to function at their desired ratings. The driver allows the user to adjust the overall resistance of the array by adjusting the resistors in the array.

The 741C083563J can be used to create both series and parallel circuits. In a series circuit, the resistors in the array are connected in series such that the current must flow through each resistor sequentially in order to reach the output. This configuration increases the overall resistance of the array and reduces the voltage applied to the output. In a parallel circuit, the resistors in the array are connected in parallel such that the current can flow to the output without having to flow through each resistor in succession. This configuration reduces the overall resistance of the array and increases the voltage applied to the output.