MNR14ERAPJ112 Resistors

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A resistor network, like the MNR14ERAPJ112 network, is composed of multiple resistors in a configuration that creates a particular result. As a passive electronic component, it is an arrangement of circuit elements connected in series and/or parallel to obtain desired levels of voltage, current, and power. There are many types of resistor networks that serve different purposes, all dependent on its configuration, but specifically, the MNR14ERAPJ112 is used for flat band lumped element phase shifters and limiters.

Application fields

The MNR14ERAPJ112, due to its complex resistor network design, is known to be used in flat band lumped element phase shifters and limiters. The network allows the phase shifter to be designed with higher resolution than those without the resistance network. This is due to the fact that phase shifts of a few degrees are possible with proper resistor design of the MNR14ERAPJ112. Voltage limiter functions are enhanced as well, due to a network of resistors that can reduce voltage levels by a certain degree to an adjustable level.

The MNR14ERAPJ112 is also beneficial in the design of directional couplers. The resistor network can be used to adjust the coupling factor while also controlling the insertion loss. Finally, the complex network of resistance in the MNR14ERAPJ112 is used in the design of dual transmission lines, allowing for adjustment of the transmission line’s characteristic impedance.

Working Principle

In electrical circuits, resistors are components that limit the amount of electric current flowing through, creating a restriction. In a resistor network like the MNR14ERAPJ112, tiny resistors (with resistance values between 2.2 and 2.3 Ohms) are interconnected that form the path of least resistance through the network, allowing the desired limits of electric current to be achieved. In each of its application fields (phase shifters, voltage limiters, directional couplers, dual transmission lines), the MNR14ERAPJ112 develops a circuit that uses the transfer of resistance and inductance via its resistor network, to achieve a desired result.

The digital resistor networks, like the MNR14EAPJ112, are highly advantageous as they can be combined to create complex resistor circuits, fashioned specifically for the desired result. It also allows for powerful control directly via its digital pins. This is done by the simple process of applying various electrical signals across each digital pin, thereby allowing each resistor of the network to be turned on or off. This process allows for adjustment of the electric current and voltage of the circuit, which is achieved by dynamically adjusting the resistance value of the total circuit.

Conclusion

The MNR14ERAPJ112 is a type of resistor network that is designed to be used in particular application fields, such as flat band lumped element phase shifters, limiters, directional couplers, or dual transmission lines. It is an arrangement of resistors connected in series and/or parallel circuits that creates desired levels of voltage, current, and power. Each resistor of the network has a certain resistance value and is operated via a digital pin, allowing for dynamic adjustment of the electric current and voltage of the circuit.

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