Resistor Chip Arrays Multiresistor networks in a single compact package for surface mount PCB designs. Key benefits Saves board space by consolidating several resistors into one device Reduces assembly time and wiring complexity Improves consistency across resistor channels Simplifies layout and reduces component count on the bill of materials Function and configurations Provides multiple resistors within a single chip suitable for common network topologies Ideal for use as voltage dividers, bias networks, attenuation networks, and pullup/pulldown networks Compatibility and footprint Designed for standard surface mount reflow processes Compatible with typical SMD PCB footprints and mounting methods Available in configurations and package styles that align with common designs (verify exact model and footprint in the datasheet) Size and material Compact chip form factor optimized for spacesaving designs Encapsulated body designed for durability during handling and soldering Performance attributes Each channel provides a defined resistance value as specified by the model Tolerance, power rating, and temperature behavior vary by model; refer to the product datasheet for exact figures Use scenarios 1) ADC input scaling and reference level setting in microcontroller or digital signal processing circuits 2) Attenuation networks in audio paths to establish fixed level adjustments without discrete parts 3) Biasing and impedance networks in sensor interfaces or analog front ends Why this matters Consolidates passive components to improve manufacturing efficiency Delivers consistent resistance values across channels for reliable circuit behavior Enables compact, tidy layouts with fewer individual components to place and solder Handling and notes Follow standard handling and storage guidelines for SMD resistor networks Confirm exact specifications, package size, and pinout in the product datasheet for your chosen model before design integration