YC164-JR-0736RL

Resistor networks, or resistor arrays, are an electronic component that consists of multiple resistors connected together to form a single part. The YC164-JR-0736RL is a type of resistor network that consists of two resistors connected in series. It is commonly used in audio circuits and acts as a buffer, allowing signals to flow in one direction only.

The YC164-JR-0736RL has a resistance rating of 100 ohms. Its physical form factor is a leaded package that measures 0.114” x 0.114” x 0.192”. It has two pins and can be soldered or glued into a circuit board.

The YC164-JR-0736RL operates on the principle of resistive voltage divider. A voltage divider is a circuit that divides a voltage applied across two resistors of different value. In the YC164-JR-0736RL, the two resistors are connected in series, meaning that the total resistance of the circuit is equal to the sum of the individual resistor values. If a voltage is applied across the circuit, the voltage is divided equally between the two resistors, with each resistor carrying half the applied voltage.

This resistive voltage divider can be used to buffer audio signals. Audio signals come in waves, with varying voltages. The YC164-JR-0736RL, when connected to the output of an amplifier or microphone, will allow signals to pass only in one direction. This allows only audio signals of the same frequency to pass, preventing unwanted signals from entering the system and causing interference.

The YC164-JR-0736RL is used extensively in the audio industry, especially in PA systems, mixing boards, and sound processors. It can be found in professional and consumer level audio equipment, such as amplifiers, receivers, and other audio equipment.

The YC164-JR-0736RL is an important component for any audio system. Its ability to buffer audio signals and act as a voltage divider allows audio signals to be processed cleanly and efficiently. It is an invaluable tool for audio engineers and professionals alike.