3545S-1-502L

Rotary Potentiometers, Rheostats

The 3545S-1-502L is a type of rotary potentiometer, or rheostat, which is a device used to measure or regulate electrical energy. It works by turning a variable resistor within a given range. The device is commonly used as an adjustable power source, and is also used in audio devices, digital speedometers and motor controls.

The 3545S-1-502L is a single-turn, half-watt potentiometer, also known as a rotary varistor. In operation, the device is provided with a resistance of 10kΩ, with a tolerance of ±20 %. The device works by utilizing two contact terminals, which are moved relative to each other as the rotary resistor is turned. The potentiometer’s resistance is changed as the contacts move into different positions.

The 3545S-1-502L is commonly used in the audio industry, and has been successfully used for sound reproduction and mixing boards. It is also used in digital speedometers, as well as motor controls. In addition, the device has been used for controlling the volume and tone of amps and synthesizers, and for creating delay effects. It can also be used as a voltage divider, meaning it can be used to measure small or large voltages, as well as AC and DC voltages.

The device works by creating a variable electrical resistance, which is proportional to the distance between the contact terminals. That resistance is determined by the amount of current entering the device, which is determined by the angle of the rotary resistor. The device’s resistance is thereby changed as the rotary resistor is turned.

The 3545S-1-502L is a versatile device, and is commonly used in various applications. It is specifically designed to accurately and reliably measure and regulate electrical power over a wide range of resistances. It is also suitable for applications which require a high level of accuracy and precision.