RM2012B-102/104-PBVW10

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RM2012B-102/104-PBVW10 resistor networks, arrays are passive two-terminal electronic components consisting of number of resistors connected together in series, parallel, or complex combinations. The main purpose of these networks is to divide, filter, or adjust reference voltages and currents in electronic circuits.

This resistor network is accomplished in two versions: the RM2012B-102 (4-8 pins) and the RM2012B-104 (2-16 pins). For application purpose, RM2012B-102 is ideal for boards through hole configurations whereas RM2012B-104 is suitable for those which are to be soldered in a right angle mount orientation.

The working principle is the same for both. A resistor network consists of several resistors connected together in series, parallel, or complex combinations depending on the application area and the resistor values. The main purpose of the resistor network is to divide/filter/adjust reference voltages and currents in electronic circuits.

To adjust the voltage/current in a circuit, the resistance of each resistor is configured in such a way that when current passes through, the voltage will be dropped across the resistors as per their resistance values. This is known as the voltage divider circuit.

Similarly, if the resistors are connected in a parallel arrangement, this is known as the current divider circuit, and current will be distributed among the resistors according to their resistance values. This allows the “current splitter” principle to take effect.

In addition to voltage/current divider networks, the RM2012B-102/104-PBVW10 also supports different filtering configurations, as found in the RC filter (resistor-capacitor), LC filter (inductors-capacitors) and LCR filter (inductors-capacitors-resistors) circuits.

Moreover, depending on the application, customers can also use the RM2012B-102/104-PBVW10 in the anti-aliasing and de-skewing configurations where two serial resistors are placed in series. Here, each resistor has a different value and the two resistors operate to offset unwanted frequencies and time delays in a signal.

In summary, the RM2012B-102/104-PBVW10 resistor networks, arrays have several different application fields and working principles. They allow users to adjust, divide and filter reference voltages and currents in electronic circuits. The RM2012B-102/104-PBVW10 comes in two versions, one for through hole, and other for right angle mount orientation.

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