What is a resistive shunt, its characteristics, principles, common faults, and preventive measures 1

A resistor splitter is a commonly used circuit component used to divert current to different branches or resistors in order to adjust voltage or current.diode

Composition: A resistor shunt consists of at least two resistors connected together in a specific ratio. The simplest resistor shunt consists of two resistors, called the simple CSD19538Q3A resistor voltage divider.

Features:diode

1. High precision: Accurate matching of resistance values can achieve precise voltage division ratios.

2. High reliability: The resistor shunt has no moving parts and a long lifespan.

3. Simple and easy to use: The resistor shunt has a simple structure, easy installation, and flexible use.

Principle:diode

The resistor shunt is designed based on Ohm's law and the voltage distribution law of the series resistor. According to the resistance ratio of the shunt resistor, the current is distributed on different branches. Resistive shunt can be used for applications such as reducing voltage, changing current, and controlling voltage.diode