3310H-026-103L

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Rotary Potentiometers and Rheostats are typically designed for use in a variety of electrical applications, from audio to robotics. The 3310H-026-103L Potentiometer is a linear resistive device primarily used for such applications.

The 3310H-026-103L adopts a resistive element which is divided in to equal sections by a wiper rake by motion of a shaft. The voltage is linear along the divider, and the value of the Resistor is determined by the angular position of the shaft. The applications of this type of Potentiometer are varied and can be found in a plethora of electronic devices and equipment.

This type of Potentiometer is mainly used in measurement and control applications, such as setting gain of an amplifier, or volume on a sound system. One end of the Potentiometer can be connected to a high power source while the other end can be connected to ground. As the wiper is rotated, the resistance between the two extremes can be varied, thus providing a variable output resistance. This characteristic makes it extremely versatile.

Rheostats are also based on the same premise as the Potentiometer, but the difference is that Rheostats are designed to resist a large amount of current, usually more than 5A. The design of the Rheostat is such that the resistance changes linearly as the wiper travels across the resistive element. The reason for this is that current must be distributed evenly across the length of the resistive element. This is in contrast to the variable resistor which works on the principle of proportioning.

Typically, the 3310H-026-103L is used in motor and industrial control applications due to its ability to adjust the resistance over a wide range of values. The 3310H-026-103l provides control of speed or torque in motion and it is used in numerous motor management systems. It is also used in industrial applications such as brake control in agricultural and off-road vehicles.

The main working principle of the 3310H-026-103L is similar to that of a Potentiometer. The component consists of a fixed resistor and a wiper, which is attached to the shaft. When the shaft is rotated, the wiper moves along the resistor, causing a change in resistance. The output voltage is determined by the position of the wiper, which affects the resistance of the resistor.

The 3310H-026-103L Potentiometer and Rheostat provide reliable performance, robustness and versatility and have a vast array of application fields where they can be used. From audio to motors and industrial control, these devices are ideal for a wide range of applications and can be used for many years without the need for regular maintenance or replacement.

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