Part description help?

$WMc%

Hello All
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I'm trying to find a resistor network or array, But I'm not sure what their called?.
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Its just 8 resistors with a common ground or Vdd connection made into one SIP package.
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I made up a little jpeg to show in more detail what part I'm looking for or the proper name for it so I can search for it.
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Thanks in advance for any help.

hover1

$WMc% wrote: »

Hello All
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I'm trying to find a resistor network or array, But I'm not sure what their called?.
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Its just 8 resistors with a common ground or Vdd connection made into one SIP package.
'
I made up a little jpeg to show in more detail what part I'm looking for or the proper name for it so I can search for it.
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Thanks in advance for any help.

You got the name right network, array, all work for that. The next step is isolated or bussed. Looks like you want bussed. Here is an example from Jameco,

http://www.jameco.com/Jameco/catalogs/c103/p51.pdf

(I just happened to be on the site).

Much more available at Digikey and Mouser.

Jim

$WMc%

hover1 wrote: »

You got the name right network, array, all work for that. The next step is isolated or bussed. Looks like you want bussed. Here is an example from Jameco,

http://www.jameco.com/Jameco/catalogs/c103/p51.pdf

(I just happened to be on the site).

Much more available at Digikey and Mouser.

Jim

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Thanks for the help Jim
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I think I was having some kind of Brain Fart.

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi)

Usually, bussed arrays come with an odd number of resistors (i.e. an even number of pins).

-Phil

$WMc%

Phil Pilgrim (PhiPi) wrote: »

Usually, bussed arrays come with an odd number of resistors (i.e. an even number of pins).

-Phil

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Thanks for the info Phil
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I actually found the 9 PIN SIP @ Mouser once I started using the right search window.
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Heres the Data sheet, It shows how to create a part# for the pin count and value needed.
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Thought this might be useful to others.