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Resistor Networks, Arrays

Resistor Networks and Arrays are electronic components that are used to provide a wide range of resistances in a variety of applications. The type of network or array used depends on the application and the desired result. The common types of resistor networks are the 767143201GPTR13 array, which offers resistance up to 140 kΩ, and the array of four 5 kΩ resistors (4 x 5K R/N), which offers resistance up to 20 kΩ.

The 767143201GPTR13 array is a resistive network designed to be used in high-voltage applications. The device consists of four high-voltage resistors connected in series. Each resistor has a nominal value of 5K Ω and the total resistance of the array is 140 kΩ. The advantage of this particular resistor network is that it allows for higher current ratings than single resistors due to the reduction of thermal stress on the individual components. This network is commonly used in AC power electronics, AC motor control, DC motor control, and high-voltage power supplies.

The 4x5K R/N is a resistive network designed to be used in low-voltage applications. The device consists of four low-voltage resistors connected in series. Each resistor has a nominal value of 5k Ω and the total resistance of the array is 20k Ω. This network is commonly used in DC power supplies, audio outputs, and as a voltage-divider. This type of network offers a low resistance value, which makes it ideal for various low-voltage applications.

When selecting a resistor network for a given application, it is important to consider the required resistance value, the power rating, and the environmental conditions. For example, the 767143201GPTR13 array should be used for high voltage applications, while the 4x5K R/N is fine for low-voltage applications. Resistor networks offer the advantages of low cost, low maintenance, and high reliability. As such, they are commonly used in all sorts of electronic applications.

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