MNR04MRAPJ272

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Resistor Networks, Arrays consist of several resistors connected electrically in series, parallel, or combination thereof to form the required resistance and current ratings. One such example of resistor network is the MNR04MRAPJ272.

MNR04MRAPJ272 is a four-resistor network module. It is constructed of four identical surface mount devices (SMDs) containing two each parallel/series networks. Each device is based on a SMR04M resistor array chip. An example of SMR04M is illustrated on the accompanying diagram.

Each resistor element in SMR04M is connected to two terminals, connected to two series resistors. This resistor array is off-set by 90° resulting in two individual 2-neighbor networks in each package. The resistors used in the MNR04MRAPJ272 are soldered and are then placed in orientation with the body of the module. The MNR04MRAPJ272 is available in both 12 and 24 volt input voltage, and the fixed resistor values can be customized depending on the application.

The MNR04MRAPJ272 is mainly used for signal conditioning and current limiting applications. It is also designed to prevent spike and surge currents in high-frequency switching circuits. The resistor networks can be used for pulse, power, and lighting applications. The components are suitable for both commercial and military applications.

The MNR04MRAPJ272 operates by forming two networks of two parallel/series resistors. In the parallel series network configuration, both series and parallel resistors are connected in order to form a two-terminal four-resistor network. The four resistors each have different values, and the total resistance of the circuit is the sum of their values. In the series network configuration, two series resistors are connected in series across a single voltage source. The total resistance of the network is the sum of the two resistors.

The MNR04MRAPJ272 can be used to limit current in a high-frequency switching circuit. It is important to set the resistor values to the correct ratio in order to prevent excess current from passing through the circuit. The device is also useful in filtering circuits since it reduces the amount of noise that can pass through the circuit. Additionally, the resistor networks can be used to balance the output voltage of power supplies and other circuits.

In conclusion, the MNR04MRAPJ272 is a four-resistor network module designed for signal conditioning, current limiting and protection applications. It can be used in commercial and military applications, and the resistors can be configured to suit different applications. The device has two configurations – parallel/series and series – to ensure the most suitable results is achieved.

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