What is the difference between network resistor and common resistor?

The network resistor is composed of multiple resistors integrated together. A resistor is a single resistor.

The network resistor is what we usually refer to as the drain resistor. It is usually composed of multiple resistors. These resistors are all encapsulated in an integrated circuit like the integrated circuit we usually see, so they can be called integrated resistors. The row resistance can be divided into many other types according to its resistance arrangement, such as single-row resistance, double-row resistance, etc.

The 100 on the network resistor represents the resistance value of this resistor. The expression method of its resistance value is exactly the same as that of the resistance we usually see. So we can read the resistance value of the resistor according to the reading method of the resistance. For example, the identification of 100 represents the zero power of 10 times 10, and the result is 10 Ω in ohms. When the identification of 4702, for example, the resistance is 470 times the two power of 10, and 47K is obtained.