RoHS Compliant in Accordance with EU Directive 2011/65/EU
- Lead-Free Termination Finish
- Exemption 7(c)-I, Electrical and electronic components containing
lead [Pb] in glass
Applications
Telecom Infrastructure
Optical Networking
Wireless Networks
Edge Routers
Internet/Network Security
Storage Area Networks
Network Attached Storage
Switches
RAID Controllers
Description
767 Series Resistor Networks are single packaged devices containing an array of homogeneous resistor elements.
CTS network designs provide a smaller circuit footprint, excellent reliability, improved TCR tracking and resistor
tolerance matching; while helping to save placement costs by reducing application component count.
Ordering Information
Model
767
Number
of Pins
16
Schematic
3
Resistor
Code
103
Resistor
Tolerance
G
RoHS
Compliant
P
Packaging
TR13
Code
14
16
Pin Count
14 Pins
16 Pins
Code Resistor Value *
10k ohm
103
See Addendum for
Standard EIA Values
Code
P
Compliance
RoHS
Packing
Code
Slide Pack
Blank
TR13 Tape & Reel, 13"
Schematic Type
Code
Bussed Circuit
1
Isolated Circuit
3
5 Dual Terminator Circuit
Ladder Circuit
7
Notes:
1. No dashes or spaces to appear in part number.
Schematic Types 1 & 3
Tolerance
Code
±5%
J
±2% [std]
G
±1%
F
±0.5%
D
Schematic Type 5
Tolerance
Code
±2%
Blank
Schematic Type 7
Tolerance
Code
±1 LSB
F
±0.5 LSB
D
[LSB = Least Significant Bit]
Not all performance combinations and frequencies may be available.
Contact your local CTS Representative or CTS Customer Service for availability.
This product is specified for use only in standard commercial applications. Supplier disclaims all express and implied warranties and liability in connection with any use of this
product in any non-commercial applications or in any application that may expose the product to conditions that are outside of the tolerances provided in its specification.
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