EXB-A10P820J Resistors

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A resistor network, or array, is a type of passive component that uses numerous resistors integrated and connected onto a single substrate. It is a popular component in electronics, as it is often a preferred way to achieve an efficient circuit, with minimal component count. One of the more popular examples of such a component is an EXB-A10P820J.

The EXB-A10P820J resistor network is composed of eight resistors wired in parallel, with a resistance value of 820 ohms each. The resistors can be supplied with 5 percent, 10 percent, or 20 percent of instability. It provides a total resistance of 26.4 Kohms in its circuit. The component\'s terminals are spaced at 1/2 inch pitches, thus making it easy to mount it onto a board. An additional feature of the resistor network is its low voltage offset, which is designed to provide 24 volts of DC, with only 0.5 volts of offset across the resistors.

The EXB-A10P820J is designed for a wide variety of applications, such as in analog and digital circuits. This resistor can be used in voltage controllers, input stage buffers, and amplifier stabilization circuits. It can also be used in high power switching applications, in order to regulate the current through the load. Additionally, the EXB-A10P820J is used as a power divider, in order to regulate the output voltage of a power supply.

In terms of its working principle, the resistor network works by using its eight resistors, wired in parallel. As current runs throughout the network, energy is dissipated across each of the resistors, creating a lower voltage across the network. The total resistance of the resistor network is determined by the combined values of the individual resistors. Since the EXB-A10P820J has eight individual resistors with a value of 820 ohms each, the total resistance of the network is 26.4 Kohms.

Moreover, the component is also designed with low offset voltage, which helps to prevent excessive current from flowing in the circuit. The voltage offset feature allows the resistors to maintain a voltage level within a certain range, as considered by the voltage offset. As a result, the EXB-A10P820J is less prone to thermal runaway and overcurrent problems, making it highly reliable and suitable for many circuits.

In conclusion, the EXB-A10P820J resistor network is popularly utilized for various applications. It is composed of eight 820 ohm resistors wired in parallel, with a low voltage offset feature that prevents overcurrent and thermal runaway. Its flexible design and performance make it an ideal choice for many circuits, such as ones that require power division, voltage controllers, or input stage buffers.

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