CRA12E083330KJTR

What is CRA12E083330KJTR?

CRA12E083330KJTR is a Resistor Network, Arrays type of component. It contains 12 individual resistors that are interconnected in a predetermined pattern and, as a result, act as a single component.

Application Field

CRA12E083330KJTR can be used to control the amount of electrical current flow in a circuit. This is done by providing either a limit to the amount of current that can go through the network or by controlling the voltage, depending on the application. A few examples include use in audio amplification, motor control, and signal routing.

Working Principle

An electrical current is created when electrons move through a conductor such as a wire or other material. This current is regulated by resistors, components that slow the flow of electrons. When more than one resistor is connected in a certain pattern, a network is formed. CRA12E083330KJTR is such a network that comes pre-assembled with 12 resistors.

The values of the individual resistors determine the overall resistance of the network. This resistance dictates the amount of current that can pass through, thus controlling the current flow. Depending on the application, the resistors may be connected in parallel or in series.

In series connections, the individual resistors’ values are added together to determine the overall resistance; in parallel connections, the inverse of each resistor is added together and then inverted to calculate the overall resistance. Different configurations of resistors can be used to create complex networks with precise control over electrical current.

CRA12E083330KJTR is designed to provide a convenient and space-saving way to achieve precisely the desired electrical current flow in a circuit. This is especially useful for applications that require higher precision.