742C083390JTR Resistors

Resistor Networks, Arrays can be used in many different applications, and the 742C083390JTR is no exception. This resistor network, array is a type of multi-pin component that features four pins, three of which are used for electrical connections and one for heat dissipation. This particular part is used to provide high power dissipation with low input impedance, wide temperature range, and low noise.

The 742C083390JTR is typically used in high power switching, power management, and audio applications. It can be used to provide protection from high frequency surges, improve stability of the voltage regulation, reduce AC and DC signal harmonics, and provide surge protection for sensitive electronic components.

One of the benefits of this resistor network, array is that it operates over a wide temperature range. It can handle temperatures between –55°C and +125°C. Additionally, it has a wide operating voltage range of up to 150V for AC input or 200V for DC input.

The 742C083390JTR is composed of a network of metal oxide resistors, which are used to reduce the total resistance of a specific circuit. These resistors are interconnected so that the total resistance is maintained at a specific level. The metal oxide resistors are also designed to dissipate heat quickly, which is a critical factor when dealing with high power applications.

To understand the working principle of the 742C083390JTR, it is helpful to understand a bit about the basics of electrical circuits. In an electrical circuit, electrons flow from the negative pole (sometimes called the “source” pole) of the circuit to the positive pole (sometimes called the “load” pole). This flow of electrons is known as “current”.

The flow of current is determined by the amount of electrical resistance in the circuit. The 742C083390JTR is designed to reduce the total resistance of the circuit, allowing for a higher current flow. The metal oxide resistors in the network dissipate heat from the higher current being passed through them, ensuring that the circuit is not damaged by the higher current flow.

In addition to reducing the total resistance of the circuit, the 742C083390JTR is also useful for providing protection from high frequency surges. It can be used in conjunction with a transient voltage suppressor or surge absorber to prevent high voltage spikes, which can damage sensitive electronic components.

The 742C083390JTR is an ideal solution for a wide variety of applications. It is designed to provide high power dissipation with low input impedance and low noise. It is also designed to operate over a wide temperature range, up to 150V for AC and 200V for DC input. The metal oxide resistors used in the network dissipate heat quickly, making it suitable for high power applications.