4114R-1-183

The 4114R-1-183 is an audio taper rotary potentiometer that offers multi-turn functionality when used in conjunction with a switch. This device is ideal for use in applications where a high resolution control is desired, due to its ability to offer a wide range of resistance states.

This product consists of two chips, one being the main chip and the other being a bridging chip. The main chip, also called the resistor chip, is a monolithic integrated circuit (MIC) which contains four variable resistors and a switch. Each resistor can be adjusted independently to provide a fine control over the output signal. The bridging chip is used to ensure that all of the resistors in the network are in their correct positions and that the output signal remains within specifications.

The 4114R-1-183 is used in applications where precise control of the signal is required, such as in audio and communications products. It can also be used for adjusting the voltage levels in power supplies and amplifiers. The device is also used in medical instruments, test equipment, and lighting controls.

The working principle of this device is based on the concept of resistance networks. Resistance networks are used in various electronic circuits to control and divide electrical signals. A resistance network consists of multiple resistors arranged in various geometrical patterns. As the resistors are adjusted, their resistance values are changed, and the voltage across the network is altered accordingly. In the 4114R-1-183, two separate resistance networks are used to control the output signal.

The first network is used to control the bias voltage, while the second one is used to adjust the output signal level. By adjusting the individual resistors within the network, the output signal can be adjusted to meet the desired specifications. The combination of the two networks provides the user with a high degree of control over the output signal.

In addition to the bias and signal control, the device also provides various other options such as temperature compensation and error compensation. This helps to ensure that the quality of the output signal remains within the desired specifications, even under changing environmental conditions.

The 4114R-1-183 is an ideal audio taper rotary potentiometer for applications where precise control of the output signal is needed. Its two-stage network design ensures that the output signal remains within the desired specifications, even when environmental conditions change. This device is also robust enough to handle extreme vibration and shock, making it well suited for high-performance applications.