YC324-FK-072K61L

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Resistor Networks, Arrays and the YC324-FK-072K61L

Resistors networks, arrays, and similar components are common circuit building blocks found in many electronic devices, ranging from computers to medical instruments. The YC324-FK-072K61L is one such device, and capable of providing some degree of flexibility over the specific type of resistance needed for optimal performance. By understanding the basic function and application field of this device, electrical engineers are better equipped to design systems with improved functionality and expand the potential of their projects.

Application Field

The YC324-FK-072K61L resistor network is designed for use in applications requiring low-voltage, low-resistance and high-current tolerance. Some of the most common applications of the YC324-FK-072K61L include:

• Computer peripheral devices
• Telecommunication devices
• Audio and video equipment
• Medical equipment
• Instrumentation and measurement systems

The device’s ability to tolerate high-current makes it ideal for applications such as motor control circuits.

Working Principle

The YC324-FK-072K61L is a four-level resistor array, meaning it consists of four resistor legs, each leg having a different resistance value. This makes it possible to provide a selectable, single-channel resistance. The leg resistance values of the device are as follows:

• Level 1: 5k ohms
• Level 2: 10k ohms
• Level 3: 15k ohms
• Level 4: 20k ohms

The device is usually configured with a single input and multiple outputs, allowing the user to select a single resistance value from the four available leg resistances. To select a specific resistance value, one needs to connect the input to a single leg output. For example, if one wishes to select the 10k ohm resistance value, one would connect the input to the level 2 output.

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