L091S102LF

Resistor Networks, Arrays

L091S102LF Application Field and Working Principle

The L091S102LF is a low-pass filter composed of a 10-resistor network array. It is designed for applications which require low pass filtering, such as anti-aliasing or noise suppression. The network array relies on resistors to reduce the amount of high frequency noise passing through the circuit, and prevent it from entering a device that requires clean signal, such as an A/D converter.

The network array consists of ten equally-spaced resistors, each with their own value. The values of the resistors are chosen carefully so that when connected together they form a low-pass filter. The resistors used in the array have values from 0.001 ohms to 1000 ohms. Each of the resistors contributes to the overall function of the low-pass filter, either acting as a series resistor or parallel resistor.

A parallel resistor in this instance is one in which two or more resistors are wired in parallel with each other, allowing current to pass through both of them at the same time. These parallel resistors act as a lower resistance than either of them alone, thus allowing higher frequencies to pass through it. A series resistor, however, requires that current flow through one resistor before passing through another, which acts as a higher resistance than either of them alone. This acts to reduce the high frequency signals, allowing only low frequency signals to pass through.

The 10-resistor network array in the L091S102LF has a cut-off frequency of 100kHz. This means that all signals above 100kHz will be reduced in amplitude, and all signals below the cut-off frequency will pass through the filter as normal. The cut-off frequency can be adjusted by changing the values of the resistors in the array, allowing the user to match the filter to the requirements of the application.

This network array is capable of handling up to 5 amps of current, so it is perfect for applications where large amounts of current need to be filtered. The L091S102LF makes an ideal anti-aliasing or noise suppression filter, as it can remove high frequency noise from the signal without significantly affecting the desired low frequency signals. It is suitable for use in a wide variety of applications, including video and audio processing, automotive electronics, and radio frequency signals.

In summary, the L091S102LF is a 10-resistor network array low-pass filter designed for applications which require an effective way of reducing high frequency noise. It consists of ten equally-spaced resistors, with values from 0.001 ohms to 1000 ohms. The resistors are arranged in either a series or parallel configuration in order to reduce or pass high frequency signals, respectively. It has a cut-off frequency of 100kHz, and is capable of handling up to 5 amps of current. This makes it perfect for applications requiring the filtering of high frequency noise, such as anti-aliasing or noise suppression.