3345P-1-103

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Trimmer Potentiometers

Trim pot or trimmer potentiometers are usually used as adjustable resistors in circuits. The term Trimmer refers to adjustment generally consisting of a short shaft, transformer, or variable resistor mechanism that is used to adjust the resistance of a particular circuit. They are typically small and are commonly used for test and measurement applications. These small circuits help to adjust the voltage or current level in a circuit, while also offering stability over other components in the circuit.

3345P-1-103 is a small product in the Trimmer Potentiometers market. It has an overall size of 12.3mm x 9.7mm x 4.9mm, which is a great size for fitting into a number of devices. The device is offered with a standard Type A ceramic element. This element is made from ceramic and is engineered to provide a high quality and reliable performance.

The 3345P-1-103 offers a resistance range of 103 ohms to 107 ohms, with a tolerance of ±20%. This range of resistance provides a great level of flexibility for a range of applications. Its temperature range is -55°C to +125°C, which ensures reliable performance in a range of environments. The 3345P-1-103 also offers an operating life of up to 40,000 cycles, which is a good life for this type of a device. Moreover, it has an impressive thermal shock resistance of 30g for 5ms.

The 3345P-1-103 is a popular choice among design engineers due to its wide variety of applications. It is commonly used to create adjustable resistors in circuits such as electronic potentiometer dividers, linearizing circuits, adjustable filters, and for many other purposes. The ability to adjust resistance in order to create a desired circuit configuration is a major benefit of this device.

When it comes to the working principle, trimmer potentiometers rely on the principle of adjustable resistors. This is achieved by varying the resistance of each leg of the potentiometer in opposite directions. The resistance of the legs can be adjusted using a small screwdriver, knob, or other mechanical device. When adjusted, the change of the resistance causes a resulting voltage or current level in the circuit. The resistance is adjustable for a precise point in the circuit in order to achieve the desired performance.

In conclusion, the 3345P-1-103 is an excellent choice for designers requiring an adjustable resistor for their specific application. It offers a reliable performance across a range of temperatures and can provide a stable circuit environment for even the most complex of applications. It can also be adjusted quickly and with precision, offering a great level of flexibility when it comes to circuit design.

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