3082P-45-101

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Trimmer Potentiometers are adjustable resistors used in electronic devices to help to fine tune the internal circuit. A Trimmer Potentiometer (which may also be referred to as a variable resistor) is a type of potentiometer that can be adjusted with a tool such as a screwdriver. The 3082P-45-101 is a trimmer potentiometer with a range of 45 resistance values, suitable for varying applications.

Application field

The 3082P-45-101 Trimmer Potentiometer is used in both high and low-current operations, making it suitable for a range of different applications. It is particularly used for voltage and current regulation in power supplies and for tuning components like power amplifiers and oscillators. Due to its high power rating, it can be used in high frequency applications including audio. Additionally, it can be used to provide adjustable impedance, noise filtering and adjustable pulse waveform width.

Working principle

The 3082P-45-101 Trimmer Potentiometer works by using a resistor to vary the current flow through the device. It has a base resistance of 45 ohms and is adjustable by turning a control knob, which can vary the resistance between the two ends of the resistor. This can be used to control the voltage and current of the circuit as desired.The 3082P-45-101 is a sealed unit, with the desired resistance value printed on the housing, so it is easy to adjust the resistance.

Conclusion

The 3082P-45-101 Trimmer Potentiometer is an adjustable resistor used in electronic devices to help to fine tune the internal circuit. It is suitable for a range of different applications, including regulation of voltage and current in power supplies, as well as providing adjustable impedance, noise filtering and adjustable pulse waveform width. The 3082P-45-101 works by using a resistor to vary the current flow through the device, and it is adjustable by turning a control knob to vary the resistance between the two ends of the resistor.

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