1623917-1

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Trimmer potentiometers, or trimmers, are one of the most versatile types of electrical components. They can be used to control voltage, resistance, current, or impedance over a range of values from a minimum to a maximum level. They are widely used in a variety of applications including appliances, automotive, medical, and industrial electronic systems.

Trimmer potentiometers, such as the 1623917-1, consist of a main body and two terminals. They can be rotated to adjust the resistance (or other electrical property) in the circuit. When the required setting has been achieved, the resistance (or other parameter) will remain at that level until it is readjusted. These components can be adjusted with an external force, such as a screwdriver, or with electronic controls.

The 1623917-1 trimmer potentiometer is a two-terminal single-turn adjustment component. It is available in both an axial (side-adjustment) and radial (top-adjustment) configuration. Its tolerance ranges from ²5% to ²20%, and it can handle up to 0.7 Watts of power, depending on the application. The components are usually small in size, ranging from 6.7mm x 3.6mm up to 14.7mm x 8.7mm.

The main applications for the 1623917-1 include signal conditioning in automotive and audio systems, audio amplifier equalizers, and amplifier gain control. It can also be used for network potentiometers and volume controls. This type of potentiometer offers a high degree of precision and stability over its full range.

The working principle behind trimmer potentiometers is relatively simple. When the component is adjusted, the variable resistor inside is mechanically moved to a new position. This is done by turning the control knob or screw. The new position of the resistor changes the resistance in the overall circuit, and this in turn affects the voltage, current, impedance, or other related parameter.

Trimmer potentiometers come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and styles for different applications. The 1623917-1 is just one example of a trimmer that can be used to adjust signal conditioning in automotive and audio systems, audio amplifier equalizers, and amplifier gain control.

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