VSSR2001472GTF Resistors

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Resistor Networks, Arrays

The VSSR2001472GTF is a resistor network, array, or grouping of resistors that are combined in a specific configuration to achieve a desired electrical function. They are used in circuit design to produce certain electrical parameters such as voltage, resistance, and current, and are found in most electronic and electrical devices.

The VSSR2001472GTF is a network of seven resistor elements connected in series. Each element is composed of two 47 ohm resistors connected in parallel, forming a single unit that has a resistance of 14 ohms. The total resistance of the array is then equal to the sum of the seven elements, which is 98 ohms. When current flows through the array, the current will be distributed among the seven resistor elements in accordance with the Ohm’s Law.

The VSSR2001472GTF is mainly used in power supply and automotive applications where the current throughput is relatively low. For example, they are used in power supplies for computers and electronic circuits, as well as in automotive electronics to regulate the voltage and current flow. They are also used in audio amplifiers and audio-related devices, such as equalizers and preamps, to ensure maximum signal clarity.

The working principle of a resistor network like the VSSR2001472GTF is based on Ohm’s Law. Ohm’s Law states that the current flowing through a resistor is directly proportional to the voltage across it and inversely proportional to the resistance of the resistor. This means that if the voltage across the resistor is increased, the current flowing through it will also increase, while if the resistance of the resistor is increased, then the current will decrease. By combining resistors in series, the combined resistance is then equal to the sum of the individual resistor values.

In the case of the VSSR2001472GTF, the seven resistor elements have a combined resistance of 98 ohms, meaning that the current is distributed among the elements according to the amount of resistance each element has. For instance, if one of the resistor elements has a resistance of 28 ohms, then it will carry twice as much current as one of the other elements with a resistance of 14 ohms.

Resistor networks are used in numerous circuits and applications due to their relatively low cost and their ability to deliver precise circuit parameters. The VSSR2001472GTF is a low-cost solution for situations where the current throughput is low but precision is necessary. Its seven resistor elements provide the flexibility needed to create the desired electrical parameters, making the VSSR2001472GTF an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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