CRB2A4E104JT

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Resistor Networks, Arrays:

A CRB2A4E104JT is an electronic resistor network that is used to provide a variety of different electrical resistance values. This type of resistor network is made up of several resistors that are connected in a specific manner, which allows for the desired resistance values to be achieved. The purpose of the resistor network is to correct the behavior of a circuit, stabilize it, provide the proper bias, or provide some other function.

The CRB2A4E104JT is primarily used in digital signal processing applications, such as DSP filters or encoders/decoders. It is available in a package size of 4  x 4 mm, making it suitable for most small-scale applications. The resistor network is made up of four resistors, which are connected in a 4-terminal configuration. The resistor network also features an onboard output resistor that provides the equivalent of a 10 Ω resistor for termination.

The CRB2A4E104JT operates by taking an input voltage and converting it to four distinct output voltages. Each output voltage corresponds to one of the four resistors in the network. Depending on the combination of resistors used, the output voltages can be varied to obtain different resistance values for a particular application.

The main advantages of using the CRB2A4E104JT are its small size and low cost. It also has excellent temperature stability, with a typical drift of only 0.2% per degree Celsius. The resistor network is available in a variety of custom values, allowing for greater flexibility when designing an application.

The CRB2A4E104JT is a versatile resistor network that can be used in many different applications. It is particularly useful for providing different biases and resistive values for DSP circuits, allowing for better performance and more accurate results. The low cost and small size make it ideal for small scale applications.

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