745C101474JTR Resistors

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Resistor networks and arrays offer a wide range of features and advantages for various applications. 745C101474JTR is a resistor network that is widely used in the electronics industry. This resistor network has a resistance of 1.47 ohms with a typical tolerance of 2%. It can handle temperatures up to 150°C (302°F). It is a one-piece ceramic chip resistor package with an overall size of 11.0 x 5.0 x 1.6 mm.

A resistor network is made up of several individual resistors connected in a variety of network configurations. In some applications, these resistors can be connected in a series, parallel or a combination of both. The resistance of each individual resistor is determined by the number of resistors in the network and the type of connection used. The 745C101474JTR resistor network contains four resistors connected in a series-parallel configuration. Each individual resistor has a resistance of 0.368 ohms, with a total resistance of 1.47 ohms.

Resistor networks are used in many different applications. The 745C101474JTR can be used as a voltage divider, a current regulator, an impedance transformer, or a bridge rectifier. It is also used in a variety of electronic circuits including amplifiers, filters, and power supplies.

The most common use of the 745C101474JTR is as a voltage divider in power supply and amplifier circuits. By connecting two or more resistors in series or parallel, the resistance of the network can be adjusted to provide accurate voltage division. This is useful for maintaining precise voltage levels in audio and video systems.

The 745C101474JTR can also be used as a current regulator. This is useful for controlling the current flow in a circuit. By connecting four resistors in a series-parallel configuration, it is possible to create a low-resistance path for current to flow through. This keeps the current flow in the desired range and prevents overloading other components in the system.

The 745C101474JTR can also be used as an impedance transformer. This is necessary for some applications where the resistance of a circuit needs to be changed. By changing the resistance of the network, the impedance of the circuit can be changed and this can be useful for controlling frequency response, signal distortion and power gain.

Finally, the 745C101474JTR can be used as a bridge rectifier. This is used in some power supplies where a rectified power signal is needed. By connecting four resistors in a series-parallel configuration, it is possible to create a bridge rectified power signal. This rectified power signal can then be used to control voltage and current in the circuit.

The 745C101474JTR is a versatile resistor network that can be used in many applications. By connecting the resistors in series or parallel, it can be used to create voltage dividers, current regulators, impedance transformers, and bridge rectifiers. These all have different functions and can be used in a variety of different circuits and applications.

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