3600S-1-103

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Value Display Potentiometers are widely used in excess of thousands of applications across a variety of industries. The type of 3600S-1-103 is a single turn option with a total resistance value range of 100 ohms to 10,000 ohms. Its application field includes tools, instrumentation, communication equipment, computer peripheral equipments, industrial automation, defense communication, medical equipment, automotive, security system, consumer appliances, test and measurement equipments.

The 3600S-1-103 is constructed with a ceramic multi-turn rotary element, a carbon element, and a metallized element. It has a basic structure in which the conductive plates of the ceramic element are rotated in a rotary cycle to achieve a desired resistance value. This value is then transferred to a linear display connected to the rotary element, allowing the user to precisely adjust the resistance value.

The 3600S-1-103 has a simple and effective operation, and its working principle is simple too. When the knob at the side of the potentiometer is turned, a mechanical force is applied to the conductive plates of the ceramic element. This force causes the plates to rotate and move, thus changing the electrical resistance value of the element. This varied resistance value is then transferred to a linear display to show the precise value.

The 3600S-1-103 is further enhanced with a temperature coefficient compensator. With the compensator, temperature changes to both the potentiometer and the environment will be corrected and calculated to ensure precision adjustments in the displayed value.

The 3600S-1-103 is a versatile and efficient single turn precision potentiometer. It offers excellent stability, low coefficient of linearity, and a wide operating temperature range. It\'s perfect for applications that require an accurate, offline adjustment of the resistance value.

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