3057Y-1-100

Series:	Trimpot® 3057 - Sealed
Packaging:	Tube
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Resistance:	10 Ohms
Power (Watts):	1W
Tolerance:	±5%
Temperature Coefficient:	±50ppm/°C
Number of Turns:	22
Adjustment Type:	Side Adjustment
Resistive Material:	Wirewound
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Termination Style:	PC Pins
Size / Dimension:	Rectangular - 0.315" x 0.190" Face x 1.250" L (8.00mm x 4.83mm x 31.75mm)

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The Basics of Trimmer Potentiometers

Trimmer potentiometers, also known as trimmers, are devices that act as adjustable resistors. Often used as components in integrated circuits, they are used to introduce variable resistance into a device’s path, as well as to move to change the voltage or current flowing through it. A trimmer’s shape and size are important, as its output relies heavily on the size of the rod or shaft that is attached to the trimmer’s body.

The 3057Y-1-100 Application Field and Working Principle

The 3057Y-1-100 trimmer potentiometer is generally used in a variety of electronic applications, such as amplifiers, sensors, programmable controllers, and frequency response filters. With its range of 1 to 100 ohms, it is well-suited for signal-conditioning, outlier-detection, and self-miomirror applications.The 3057Y-1-100 trimmer operates on the physical principle of resistance. As it is turned and adjusted, the resistance changes, varying the current or voltage traveling through it. The resistance is controlled by a three-terminal resistor, in which two terminals are connected to two electrical leads, and the third is connected to a mechanical shaft. The shaft is rotated using the trimmer’s head or knob, which will vary the resistance between the other two terminals.

The Different Types of Trimmer Potentiometers-

There are a few different types of trimmer potentiometers, most of which are available in both axial and radial styles.Rotary potentiometers are fairly common, and can be either single or multi-turn. Single-turn trimmers require one or two rotations to achieve full adjustment, whereas multi-turn require multiple full rotations for complete adjustment. These trimmers are also commonly adjustable with a screwdriver.Sliding potentiometers are often less preferable than rotary types, as they are not as precise or reliable when it comes to making repeated adjustments. These trimmers use a sliding motion to adjust resistance, which is adjusted with a screwdriver or knob.Screwdriver adjustable trimmers offer greater accuracy and precision than sliding varieties. These potentiometers use a scoped shaft, adjusted by a screwdriver.Finally, tactile trimmers offer the advantage of tactile feedback when adjusting resistance. These trimmers use a specially designed key-pad that gives the user tactile feedback as they turn, allowing for a more precise and delicate adjustment.

Conclusion

Trimmer potentiometers are often used in complicated electronic circuits and are designed to allow for precise adjustment of an electrical system. The 3057Y-1-100 is a versatile and reliable trimmer that is designed to offer accuracy and precision in a variety of applications. With its three-terminal resistor, this trimmer is available in various sizes and styles, and allows users to easily adjust resistance in their electronic systems.

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