752123472GPTR13

Resistor Networks, Arrays

Resistor networks, also known as resistor arrays, are commonly used in electronic circuits. Resistor networks and arrays are designed to reduce the number of external parts needed in a circuit and can be used to provide a number of different functions. Examples include current limiting, voltage sensing, signal buffering, and impedance matching.

The 752123472GPTR13 is a four-resistor network. It is available in Surface mount package and can support a wide variety of applications. Its features include low temperature coefficient, a wide operating temperature range, a small footprint, and tight tolerance (+/- 0.25%).

The 752123472GPTR13 is a resistive network with four resistors in series between two nodes. The resistors are connected in a voltage divider configuration, meaning that the voltage across any of the resistors is proportional to the total voltage present at the inputs and outputs, as well as the resistor values.This configuration is often used for setting gain in analog circuits, as well as providing a way to increase the range of an adjustable power supply. It can also be used to provide a voltage reference, voltage detection in motor drives, and signal buffering in low-noise analog circuits.

The 752123472GPTR13 can also be used to provide current limiting to a circuit. It works by connecting the resistor network in series with the current source and setting the voltage across the resistors such that only a certain amount of current can be drawn. This protects sensitive components from being overloaded by excessive current.

The 752123472GPTR13 also has the ability to provide impedance matching. The resistors of the network are arranged in a Wheatstone bridge configuration, allowing it to be used to match the output impedance of a circuit with the input of another. This is especially important in high-speed electronic circuits where signal integrity information is critical.

In addition to its many uses in electronic circuits, the 752123472GPTR13 can also be used to provide protection from overvoltage, short-circuit, and overcurrent conditions. The resistors are arranged in a crowbar configuration, meaning that if an overvoltage or overcurrent condition is detected, the current will be immediately diverted to ground, protecting the rest of the circuit from damage.

In conclusion, the 752123472GPTR13 is a versatile four-resistor network. It is capable of performing a variety of functions, including voltage and current sensing, signal buffering, impedance matching, and overvoltage/overcurrent protection. Its small size, low temperature coefficient, and wide operating temperature range make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.