MNR14E0ABJ111

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Resistor Networks, Arrays: MNR14E0ABJ111 Application Field

Resistor networks and arrays are one of the most widely used components in circuitry. With their versatile usage and high reliability, they are highly preferred in a range of circuit applications and are thus used across many industries. The MNR14E0ABJ111 resistor network, which is part of the larger MNR14E000BF11 series, is one of the more popular resistor networks in the market today. This device has a wide array of application fields for various circuits.

Being part of the MNR14 family, the MNR14E0ABJ111 resistor networks are typically used in circuit applications for AC voltage applications, with smoother waveform currents and voltages, and better power efficiency. The device is built with a 14-pin dual-in-line package and operates on bipolar power supplies with a typical voltage rating of 50V, and maximum of 70V.

The device can be used to create analog filters with resonant characteristics, for both low frequency and high frequency components. It is also suitable to be used in audible range signal processing circuits, such as audio frequency amplifiers, oscillators, and mixers. Another notable application field for the MNR14E0ABJ111 resistor network is for consumer electronics, such as audio and radio systems and electronic musical instruments.

Working Principle of MNR14E0ABJ111 Resistor Network

The MNR14E0ABJ111 resistor network operates on bipolar power supplies and is built with four resistors and four zener diodes connected in a series. This allows the device to be used for AC voltage applications, as the combined set of resistors will divide the AC voltage applied across the network into multiple points.

In such applications, the MNR14E0ABJ111 resistor network has the ability to suppress high frequency signals and ripple voltages. This is a result of the four resistors connected in series, with each resistor’s current varying as its resistor value is decreased or increased. This fluctuating variation in current translates to a decrease in voltage across the resistor when compared to larger AP-rated resistors.

The four zener diodes incorporated within the MNR14E0ABJ111 device further extend the operational capabilities of the resistor network. By allowing the flow of current in a specified direction only, the zener diodes limit the voltage at each point, providing added control and a drop in total power consumption. Thus, the MNR14E0ABJ111 resistor network is suitable for both standard and non-standard filters with AC components.

The MNR14E0ABJ111 resistor network also features compatibility with other devices such as amplifiers, transistors, inductors, and capacitors, allowing for a range of combinations within the one circuit. The device has a package size of 6.2 x 5 x 4.2 mm and can handle up to 50V/100mA of current, making it suitable for use as an upgraded substitute for standard AP resistors. The MNR14E0ABJ111 resistor network is thus one of the most preferred resistor networks for a broad range of applications.

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