Voltage Sensitive Resistor Network

A Voltage Sensitive Resistor Network, also known as a VSR network, is a type of resistor network that is designed to respond to changes in voltage. It is a component that falls under the supply class Resistor in the supply group Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components.

The VSR network consists of multiple resistors connected in a specific configuration to create a voltage-dependent resistance. The resistance of the network varies based on the applied voltage, hence the name "voltage sensitive." This characteristic makes it useful in various applications where the resistance needs to change in response to voltage fluctuations.

The specific configuration of the resistors in the network determines the behavior of the VSR network. It can be designed to have different voltage-resistance characteristics, such as linear or nonlinear responses. This allows for customization based on the specific requirements of the application.

VSR networks are commonly used in electronic circuits for various purposes, including voltage regulation, voltage sensing, and voltage-dependent control. They can be found in power supplies, voltage regulators, electronic control systems, and other electrical and electronic equipment.

Overall, Voltage Sensitive Resistor Networks are versatile components that provide voltage-dependent resistance and find applications in a wide range of electrical and electronic systems.