3339P-1-105LF

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Trimmer Potentiometers are variable resistors of small size used to adjust the current and voltage in electrical circuits. They are used in a wide range of applications due to their flexibility and ruggedness. A common type of trimmer potentiometer is the 3339P-1-105LF, which has a low profile and is designed for use in low-frequency circuits.

The 3339P-1-105LF trim pot is ideal for applications where space is limited but precision is required. It has a low profile of 7mm x 7mm and weights just 0.4g, allowing it to be installed even in tight spaces. The potentiometer has a resolution of 10kΩ up to 25KΩ, allowing for fine tuning. It is also very robust and can tolerate temperatures of up to 125°C.

The principal function of a trim pot is to adjust the level of current or voltage flowing through a circuit. The 3339P-1-105LF achieves this by providing a stepwise adjustment of resistance. The potentiometer has a set of three pins, one of which is connected to the wiper arm (adjustable part of the resistor). As the wiper arm is rotated, the resistance between the two other pins changes, thus adjusting the current or voltage in the circuit.

The 3339P-1-105LF trim pot is well-suited for low-power, low-voltage and low-frequency applications. Owing to its low profile, weight and robustness, it is often used in computers, embedded systems, communication systems, audio systems, automotive electronics, consumer electronics, testing and measuring equipment, and industrial control systems. Its resolution also makes it suitable for fine-tuning of electronic circuits.

In summary, the 3339P-1-105LF trim pot is a flexible and reliable potentiometer that is designed for low-profile, low-frequency applications that require precise tuning. It has a low profile, low weight and robustness, and a resolution of 10kΩ up to 25KΩ. It is widely used in computers, embedded systems, automotive electronics, testing and measuring equipment, and industrial control systems.

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