1624193-7

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Rotary Potentiometers and Rheostats are two common application fields for 1624193-7. Rotary Potentiometers are variable resistors, or potentiometers, which are widely used to adjust or control a certain signal output or as the input interface for other devices such as amplifiers. Rheostats are a type of adjustable resistors which are also used to control a current or voltage output in a specific circuit.

Although these two application fields are similar in function, the working principle of the 1624193-7 is slightly different between them. The 1624193-7 is a rotary variable resistor, which means it consists of an electric coil (also called a rheostat) that is wrapped around a drain wire and connected to a rotating shaft. When the shaft is turned, the resistance of the coil varies accordingly, either increasing or decreasing, depending on the direction of rotation. By controlling the current or voltage output of the 1624193-7, it can be used to achieve a wide range of applications, such as adjusting an amplifier\'s input level, controlling an electrical motor\'s speed, or fine-tuning an audio system\'s equalizer settings.

For use in a rotary potentiometer, the 1624193-7 consists of a resistive element utilizing carbon-film technology and is attached to a rotary shaft. The resistive element is able to change its resistance when the shaft is turned and as a result, the signal (current or voltage) can also be adjusted accordingly. This is done by connecting the 1624193-7 to a specific circuit through two conductor legs. When the rotary potentiometer\'s shaft is adjusted, the resistance of the resistive element changes, causing the current or voltage of the signal output to be altered. This is the main working principle of a rotary potentiometer.

For use in a rheostat, the 1624193-7 still utilizes the same rotary variable resistive element but the output signal would need to be connected to an external load. The 1624193-7 is connected to the external load\'s two terminals and as the 1624193-7\'s shaft is adjusted, the resistance of the internal resistive element changes, causing the applied voltage or current to change accordingly. For example, when used in motor speed control applications, the 1624193-7 can be adjusted to manipulate the speed of the motor, as per the desired output.

Overall, the 1624193-7 is a versatile rotary variable resistor that can be used in either rotary potentiometer or rheostat applications. In both cases, the working principle is based on the same carbon-film technology and the resistance of the internal resistive element is adjusted accordingly when the shaft is turned. This makes the 1624193-7 a viable choice for many electronic applications where the current or voltage needs to be regulated in a precise manner.

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