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Resistor Networks
Dual Termination Resistors [Resistor Network]
Resistor Network, Parallel connection [Thevenin]
The Parallel or Dual Termination network Common usage; bus termination. Normally pin 1 will connect to ground and pin highest pin number will connect to circuit power [Vcc].
Parallel Resistor Termination
The Parallel Connection Network [Line Terminator] will be one of the few network packages that will contain two different value resistors. As shown in the package graphic above; Resistor R1 will be one value while Resistor R2 will be some different value. There are many different value combinations that relate to standard bus termination schemes.
Refer to the table to the right to see standard values for both R1 and R2. There are other possible common values not shown. Also refer to the definition of Termination Resistor, which is part of the section of Resistor Terms.
SIP Resistor
There are two general styles of SIP packages; a molded package [shown above] or a conformal coated package. Both packages are shown on the SIP Package page.
Related Components;
SIP Style; [Through-Hole]
Bused Resistor Network Schematic, SIP, Single In-Line Package.
Isolated Resistor Network Schematic, SIP, Single In-Line Package
Nonstandard Resistor Network Schematic, 6-pin SIP
DIP Style; [Through-Hole]
Resistor Network Schematic, DIP, Dual In-Line Package.
RC Networks, DIP, Dual In-Line Package.
LLCC Style; [Surface Mount]
20-pin LLCC Network Schematics, Leadless Chip Carrier.
16-pin LLCC Network Schematics, Leadless Chip Carrier.
MIL-PRF-83401; Resistor Networks, Fixed, Film, and Capacitor-Resistor Networks, Ceramic Capacitor and Fixed Film Resistors, General Specification
