YC164-FR-075K1L

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Resistors form a critical component in many electronic circuits used in our everyday lives. They are used to regulate current and voltage and to for electrical shielding. The YC164-FR-075K1L resistor is a type of resistor that is popularly used for such applications.

The YC164-FR-075K1L resistor is a surface mount device, with a form factor of 0.75K1L. It is a resistor network, array with eight resistors connected in parallel. It offers high level accuracy at wide temperature ranges and low-inductance connections between the array and its pins. The device utilizes a ceramic layer of 0.075 inch (1.9mm).

The YC164-FR-075K1L\'s main application field is for embedded system designs. These embedded systems can include computers, devices, and any smaller electronics. Additionally, the device is suitable for both digital and analog signal filtering and processing. Due to its wide temperature range it can operate in different environmental conditions. The robust construction of the resistor also makes it suitable for high vibration and shock resistance applications.

The working principle for the YC164-FR-075K1L is as follows. First, electricity is passed from one contact to the other. The ceramic layer acts as an insulator or as a resistor material. The first contact is the ground contact, while the second contact is the input contact. This contact is connected to the eight parallel resistors in the array. The combination of the eight resistors in parallel acts as one single resistor, with minimal noise and current leakage. This combination resistors performs current division and voltage regulation, depending on application.

In conclusion, the YC164-FR-075K1L resistor is a resistor network, array with eight resistors connected in parallel, widely used for embedded system designs and for both digital and analog signal filtering and processing. Its working principle relies on the current and voltage splitting through the ceramic layer with minimal noise and current leakage.

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