3266Z-1-100

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Trimmer Potentiometers

Trimmer potentiometers are variable resistors that used to control the electrical signal level when the output is too low or too high. Trimmer potentiometers provide high stability and accuracy and are designed for bi-directional use. The 3266Z-1-100 is a trimmer potentiometer, designed for use in industrial, automotive, consumer and aerospace environments.

Application Field

The 3266Z-1-100 is a precision trimmer potentiometer designed for use in industrial, automotive, consumer and aerospace applications. It has a wide range of applications like volume or tone control of audio equipment, set the level of signal strength for transmitting devices, or adjusting the speed of a motor or variable speed clutches. Its standard form factor and compatibility with widely available components make it a great choice for use in industrial automation and measurement equipment.

Working Principle

The 3266Z-1-100 trimmer potentiometer is a three-terminal device consisting of a resistive element, an adjustable contact, and three terminals. The resistive element is a circular path of resistance, while the contact slides along this path to provide variable resistance. When an applied voltage is applied across the two outer terminals, current passes through the resistive element and to the middle contact. The amount of current passing through is determined by the position of the contact on the resistive element. Moving the contact closer to one of the outer terminals increases the resistance, and the current passing through the circuit is decreased.

The trimmer potentiometer also works in reverse, by applying current to the middle terminal, the opposite end of the resistive element, the current will be increased or decreased depending on the position of the contact. Therefore, the 3266Z-1-100 trimmer potentiometer can be used in a circuit to control the voltage or current in the circuit.

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