CRA12E0836K04FTR

Resistor networks, arrays are incredibly important components in any electronic circuit. The CRA12E0836K04FTR is a member of this family and, as with anything in this family, understanding its application field and working principle is essential for understanding its uses and performance.

The CRA12E0836K04FTR is a 12-bit resistor array for power circuits, and is capable of accurately setting voltage and resistance values. This resistor array is specifically designed for high-temperature and high-voltage applications, making it useful in many power control applications. It is constructed using an array of thin film resistors that are interconnected on a common substrate with isolated ground planes.

When it comes to its working principle, the CRA12E0836K04FTR is a potentiometer, or a variable resistor. This means that it is able to adjust its resistance value over a range of values based on an external voltage. Generally, when there is a need to vary the resistance of a particular circuit, a resistor needs to be placed in series with the circuit and an external voltage applied to the circuit. The CRA12E0836K04FTR is able to adjust its resistance in order to achieve a wide range of different voltages.

As far as its application field, the CRA12E0836K04FTR’s niche lies in power circuits. Because of its ability to accurately set voltage values and its durability in high-temperature and high-voltage applications, it is ideal for use in applications that require precision voltage control. Examples of this would be in automotive applications, such as engine and transmission control systems. Power supplies may also benefit from its presence.

The CRA12E0836K04FTR is a powerful tool for any engineer who needs precision control over voltage and resistance values. Its robust design and high-performance make it ideal for a variety of high-temperature and high-voltage applications. Understanding its application field and working principle is essential for making the most of it in any design.