3386W-1-102A

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Trimmer potentiometers, such as the 3386W-1-102A seen in Figure A, are electronic devices composed of a resistive element and a small terminal for controlling the output of electric signals. They are used to control the amount of current that passes through the circuit and regulate the voltage the circuit produces.

The 3386W-1-102A is intended to be used in circuitry where precision and linearity are critical. It is designed to provide reliable, repeatable performance and has a temperature-compensated response in order to maintain accuracy over time and temperature range. The 3386W-1-102A is available in three size configurations and has an operating temperature range of -25°C to +125°C.

The 3386W-1-102A, like other trimmer potentiometers, works by adjusting the resistance within the device to a desired level. This can be done by turning the dial on the shaft of the device to increase or decrease the resistance. This adjustment is typically controlled with a knob or a screwdriver on the device’s body. When resistance is increased, the voltage is decreased, and vice versa. As these adjustments are made, the electrical signal is altered to produce a different output.

The 3386W-1-102A is typically used in applications that require precise voltage control such as temperature or pressure sensors. It is also used in circuit designs such as amplifiers and filters where a precise frequency range is desired. Additionally, trimmer potentiometers are used to adjust the static voltage level in equipment like attenuators or voltage dividers.

In conclusion, the 3386W-1-102A trimmer potentiometer is a precision control device that accurately adjusts the output of an electrical signal. It is used in circuitry where precision and linearity are critical as it produces a temperature-compensated, repeatable performance. It is typically used in adjustable level-setting applications such as temperature or pressure sensors, amplifiers, filters, voltage dividers and attenuators.

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