Help needed identifying the specs and topology of a resistor network (sorted)

[max.wwwang]

I have a resistor network I'm unable to find a datasheet or specs online. It has 8 pins and is marked "IHR-4-103 JB". It looks like the one in "photo1".

I'm not familiar with this kind of thing. Google tells me there can be many kinds of internal wirings. Shown in "photo2" are two types that are included in the component lib of KiCAD. There are other configurations, obviously.

I don't want to take it off the board to measure because very likely it's not broken but will be broken by me. So I've managed to measure the resistances across all of its pins (in photo3). Being inline obviously may have an impact on the readings. But anyway, in experienced eyes this might be obvious.

(Pin 1 in the table is the one marked with a dot, at the LHS of the label.)

Help please! What do the specs look like (particularly topology)? Thanks.

[RoGeorge]

Looks like 4 x 10k, 4 individual resistors, 1 of 10k resistor between pins 1-2, and 3 more between pins 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8.

[max.wwwang]

Looks like 4 x 10k, 4 individual resistors, 1 of 10k resistor between pins 1-2, and 3 more between pins 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8.

Do you mean something like this?

That cannot be correct. Because if it was, the reading between some pins will be 0, such as 2/3.

But Thanks!

Edit: Ok, I think you mean other readings are due to inline?

[max.wwwang]

I think you mean this.

[RoGeorge]

Yes, like this:

[max.wwwang]

Yes, like this:

I believe that's it!

So "IHR-4-103" probably means:

"I": Independent? Or isolated (less likely)
"H": ?
"R": Resistor without a doubt
"4": Four(4) resistors surely
"103": 10e3

Thanks!

[max.wwwang]

So this is the component in my lib for KiCAD schematics!

[gamalot]

My guess

[max.wwwang]

My guess

Man, with a quick look --- this is well-done!

[gamalot]

I think I was wrong. it should be like this:

[max.wwwang]

I think I was wrong. it should be like this:

The attached should be the case. Thanks. Well done! You've deciphered not only the component but also the circuit around it. You are a star!