CRA04P083510RJTD

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Resistor Networks, Arrays

CRA04P083510RJTD belongs to a class of resistors known as networks or arrays, which feature sets of resistors that are electronically matched for higher precision with a wider range of applications. They consist of discrete resistors, connected in a way that brings the overall resistance value to a predetermined figure.

The CRA04P083510RJTD is a surface mount resistor network, which contains four individual resistors that are soldered onto an FR4 printed circuit board substrate.

The array’s specific characteristics are determined by the type of substrate material, the shape and size of the components, and the number of resistors. The component value must remain within a pre-defined tolerance range, or the array will become useless due to results that are outside of its specifications.

The working principle of CRA04P083510RJTD is based on the fact that, when resistors are added in series, the total resistance is equal to the sum of the individual resistances. Conversely, when resistors are connected in parallel, the overall resistance value is equal to the reciprocal of the sum of the reciprocals of the individual resistances.

The type of substrate material used in the production of CRA04P083510RJTD influences its performance. The most common substrates used in the industry are organic, ceramic and tantalum. Organic substrates generally provide better thermal properties than other substrate types due to their low thermal mass, while ceramic and tantalum substrates are more resistant to vibration and shock.

These surface mount networks are available in a wide variety of footprints, including 0402, 0603, 0805, 1206 and 1210. The number ofresistors in a network can also vary, ranging from two to four or eight.

The use of a CRA04P083510RJTD is suggested for applications such as voltage dividers, current sensing, potentiometer replacement, switched filter networks, and power dividers. They provide repeatable performance and greater thermal stability due to their reduced size compared to standard discrete resistors.

A CRA04P083510RJTD is a reliable electronic component, providing consistent performance in areas where precise resistance and low profile are required. It is often used in high density PCB designs, for its ability to integrate several resistors without occupying a large space on the board.

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