252B503B60NB

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Joystick Potentiometers are a type of mechanical device that is often used in a variety of applications for controlling and regulating systems. A typical joystick potentiometer consists of a central hub with two arms which can be moved in two different axes, allowing the user to move an actuator in two different directions. The application field and working principle of 252B503B60NB potentiometer can be divided into two parts: linear and angular.

Linear Joystick Potentiometer

Linear joystick potentiometers are used to measure a linear force. When the user moves the actuator in a linear direction, the resistance between the actuator and the potentiometer changes proportionally according to the force exerted, and the voltage output varies accordingly. The 252B503B60NB linear joystick potentiometer has a total travel of 5 mm and a linearity of less than 1%. This type of potentiometer is commonly used in industrial robots, medical devices, control valves and other applications requiring precise linear movement.

Angular Joystick Potentiometer

Angular joystick potentiometers are used to measure angular force. When the user moves an actuator in an angular direction, the internal resistance of the potentiometer changes according to the angle, resulting in a proportionally varying voltage output. The 252B503B60NB angular joystick potentiometer has a total travel of 60 degrees and a linearity of less than 5%. Commonly used in automotive steering systems, medical imaging devices, and robotics, this type of potentiometer can be used to accurately measure the angular movement of an actuator.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the 252B503B60NB joystick potentiometer is a type of mechanical device that can measure linear or angular force depending on the application. Commonly used in medical devices, industrial robotics, control valves, automotive steering systems and medical imaging devices, this potentiometer has a total travel of 5 mm for linear measurements and 60 degrees for angular measurements, with a linearity of less than 1% and 5%, respectively.

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