Resistor Subassembly

Resistor subassemblies are components that are part of the larger supply class of resistors in the supply group of electrical and electronic equipment components.

A resistor subassembly typically consists of multiple resistors that are connected or packaged together in a specific configuration. These subassemblies are designed to provide specific resistance values or perform specific functions in electronic circuits.

Resistor subassemblies can be used in various applications, such as voltage dividers, current limiters, signal conditioning circuits, and impedance matching circuits. They are commonly used in electronic devices and systems to control the flow of electric current and to provide precise resistance values.

The specific design and configuration of resistor subassemblies can vary depending on the intended application and requirements. They may include surface mount resistors, through-hole resistors, or specialized resistor networks.

Overall, resistor subassemblies are important components in the field of electrical and electronic equipment components, providing precise resistance values and enabling the proper functioning of electronic circuits.