768143201G

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Resistor Networks, Arrays

A resistor network is an interconnection of multiple electrical resistors configured in a particular way. A resistor array is a specific type of resistor network with a particular circuit topology. It is made up of several resistors connected together in parallel to produce a desired output impedance. The most common application is in the form of a voltage divider circuit, which is used to control the voltage in a circuit or device. The resistor networks and arrays are widely used in power supplies, amplifiers, filter circuits, oscillators, and signal processing.

The 768143201G is a N-Channel MOSFET array designed to provide low on-state resistance and low gate charge for high power converters applications. It is designed for power applications up to 50A and 50V and allows for operation at higher temperatures without compromising device reliability. The device contains two N-Channel MOSFETs and four resistors, each with an on-state resistance of 31 ohms. The resistors are connected in a parallel configuration, allowing the device to provide a lower resistance than if the resistors were connected in series.

The 768143201G is used in numerous different applications. In motor control, the device is used to control the speed and direction of an electric motor. In power supplies, the device is used to control the amount of current that can be drawn and to limit the voltage. In buck converters, the device is used to step down the voltage in the output of the converter. In VCOs (Voltage-Controlled Oscillators) and VCA (Voltage-Controlled Amplifiers), the device is used to control the frequency of the oscillator and to adjust the gain of the amplifier.

The working principle of the 768143201G is based on the resistance offered by the four resistors in the array. When the voltage applied across the gate of the device is greater than the threshold voltage, the N-Channel MOSFET is enabled and the resistors are positioned in parallel to each other. The result is a lower total resistance between the source and drain of the device. This allows for higher current levels to be transferred from the power supply to the device and controls the amount of voltage in the circuit.

In summary, the 768143201G is a N-Channel MOSFET array designed to provide low on-state resistance and low gate charge in various power applications. The four resistors in the device are connected in parallel, providing a lower resistance than when they are connected in series. This arrangement allows for higher current levels to be transferred and allows for the device to be used in various applications such as motor control, power supplies, buck converters, VCOs, and VCAs.

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