ORNV20022002TS

Resistor Networks, Arrays, ORNV20022002TS application field and working principle

Introduction

Resistor networks, or resistor arrays, are networks of resistors that are interconnected and typically used to divide a voltage source. The ORNV20022002TS resistor network is a combination of resistors that can be used for a variety of applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the ORNV20022002TS resistor network in detail.

Application Field

The ORNV20022002TS resistor network is a multi-modal device designed for circuit protection, signal routing, and firewall protection among other applications. The device has a total of 12 pins, 8 for signal input/output and 4 pins for power connection. It is primarily used to divide a voltage source into two or more output nodes. It can also be used as a voltage divider between two or more input signals, allowing for the use of higher voltage signals than the parts used in the device can handle. Additionally, the ORNV20022002TS can be used for signal switching in multiplexer applications.

Working Principle

The ORNV20022002TS resistor network is composed of a resistor string which is connected in series across a voltage source. For example, if the voltage source is 12 volts, the resistor string is composed of 10 resistors and the resistance value for each resistor is calculated to distribute the 12 volts across a two-output node evenly with 6 volts at each output node. A common application for the ORNV20022002TS is to create a voltage divider between two signal inputs. In this setup, the total group of resistors is divided into two separate, identical resistor strings, each typically consisting of two resistors. One of the resistor strings is connected to the first signal input and the other is connected to the second signal input. When these two resistors are connected in series, they form a voltage divider, splitting the incoming signal voltage into two attenuated outputs.

Conclusion

The ORNV20022002TS resistor network is an effective tool for dividing a voltage source into two or more output nodes, as well as for signal routing and firewall protection. Its working principle is based on the use of a resistor string connected in series across a voltage source which is then used to evenly disperse the voltage across the resistance array. Furthermore, by dividing the resistor string into two identical parts, it is also possible to use the ORNV20022002TS as a voltage divider.