4116R-3-R2
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The **4116R-3-R2** is a specific model of a **Resistor Network** (also known as a Resistor Array) manufactured by Bourns. These components are used to condense multiple resistors into a single package to save space on a Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
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### 1. Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Manufacturer** | Bourns Inc. |
| **Series** | 4100R Series |
| **Package Type** | DIP (Dual In-line Package) |
| **Number of Pins** | 16 Pins |
| **Circuit Type** | -3 (Isolated) |
| **Resistance Value** | Defined by "R2" (Variable - see decoding) |
| **Tolerance** | ±2% |
| **Power Rating** | 2.25 Watts (Total Package) |
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### 2. Decoding the Part Number: 4116R-3-R2
The part number is a code that identifies the physical and electrical characteristics:
* **41**: Represents the Molded DIP series.
* **16**: Indicates the number of pins (16 pins).
* **R**: Specifies the low-profile package height.
* **-3**: **Circuit Configuration (Isolated).** In this setup, the package contains 8 individual resistors. Each resistor is independent and has its own two dedicated pins (e.g., Pin 1-16, Pin 2-15).
* **-R2**: This suffix typically refers to a specific resistance value or a custom configuration within the manufacturer's catalog (Standard R2 often implies a specific value like 220 Ohms or a placeholder for custom values).
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### 3. Circuit Internal Layout (-3 Configuration)
The **-3 configuration** is one of the most common for the 4116R series. Unlike "Bussed" networks where all resistors share a common pin, the **Isolated** network looks like this:
```text
Pin 1 ---[Resistor 1]--- Pin 16
Pin 2 ---[Resistor 2]--- Pin 15
Pin 3 ---[Resistor 3]--- Pin 14
... and so on up to 8 resistors.
```
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### 4. Key Advantages
1. **Space Efficiency:** It replaces 8 individual discrete resistors with a single component.
2. **Assembly Speed:** Faster pick-and-place or manual insertion during manufacturing.
3. **Matching:** Because the resistors are manufactured on the same substrate, they have better temperature coefficient matching than random discrete resistors.
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### 5. Common Applications
* **Line Termination:** Terminating data lines to prevent signal reflections.
* **LED Current Limiting:** Providing consistent resistance for a bank of 8 LEDs.
* **Pull-up/Pull-down:** Creating logic level stability for a 8-bit bus.
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- ⤷
What is the difference between a -1 (Bussed) and a -3 (Isolated) circuit configuration?
- ⤷ How do I read the 3-digit resistance code for Bourns resistor networks?
- ⤷ What are the power dissipation limits for individual resistors in the 4116R series?