3314G-2-201E

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Introduction

Trimmer potentiometers are electronic components used for the adjustment of control circuits such as amplifiers, oscillators, and power supplies. They are generally used to control the output of a specific circuit or component. They can also be used for the adjustment of one or more circuit parameters. The 3314G-2-201E is a particular model of trimmer potentiometer that is designed for use in a range of applications.

Features

The 3314G-2-201E is designed with a 1.5 mm body, a maximum travel of 250 degrees, and a travel resistance of 2 kΩ. It also has a 2xAU1.2 Niloohm rating, and a ceramic track resistance of 20k. The pins used are M2.5x4, and the packing is individual with a bag. The 3314G-2-201E is available in both single turn and continuous turn options. In addition, it is rated up to +125°C.

Application Fields

The 3314G-2-201E is typically used in a range of applications, such as:

• Adjusting the gain level of amplifiers
• Controlling the frequency of oscillators
• Regulating the flow of power in power supplies
• Manipulating the intensity of resistance of a circuit
• Adjusting the timing of a timer circuit

Working Principle

The 3314G-2-201E is essentially made up of two parts: a slider, and a track resistance. The slider is a metal arm with an adjustable tip that moves along the track, and it is connected to the circuit. As the slider moves, it changes the position of the contact, which in turn changes the resistance of the circuit. This is done by altering the number of turns of the track resistance, which determines the output voltage or current of the circuit.

The 3314G-2-201E is typically used in a voltage divider circuit, where the two resistors are connected in series and a voltage is applied across the two resistors. The slider is connected to one of the resistors, and when it is moved, the resistance of the potenittiometer changes. This in turn changes the voltage division ratio between the two resistors, and thus changes the output voltage or current of the circuit.

Conclusion

The 3314G-2-201E is a trimmer potentiometer designed for use in a wide range of applications, such as adjusting the gain level of amplifiers, controlling the frequency of oscillators, regulating the flow of power in power supplies, manipulating the intensity of resistance of a circuit, and adjusting the timing of a timer circuit.

Its working principle involves the use of a slider and a track resistance, where the slider is connected to the circuit and as it is moved, the resistance of the potenittiometer is altered to change the output voltage or current of the circuit.

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