MNR14ERAPJ111

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Resistor Networks, Arrays

The MNR14ERAPJ111 is a resistor network, array, or cluster. It is a type of resistor, which is used to control electric current. This resistor array is composed of two resistors in series, and can be used for a variety of different applications.

Application Field

The MNR14ERAPJ111 is mainly used in integrated circuits. It is used as a current limiter, to protect other components from damage. It can also be used to adjust the frequency of an oscillator, or for measuring voltage. In addition, this resistor array is used as an input voltage isolator. It is also used in circuit boards for supplying current to LEDs.

Working Principle

This resistor array works on the principle of voltage divider. When a voltage is applied to the two resistors in series, a voltage drop is observed across them, and the voltage drop is proportional to the resistance of each resistor. This voltage drop is then used to regulate the current flowing through the circuit.

For example, if the resistor values are 10 ohms and 15 ohms, then the voltage drop across the first resistor (10 ohms) will be greater than the voltage drop across the second resistor (15 ohms). The total voltage across the two resistors will be the sum of the voltage drops across each resistor. This voltage across the resistors is then used to regulate the current through the circuit.

The MNR14ERAPJ111 resistor array is designed to be used in a variety of situations. Its two resistors in series make it easy to adjust the voltage drop for a variety of applications. The resistor array can also be used to precisely control the current in a circuit by adjusting the resistance of the two resistors.

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