5613R5KL.52GCT

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Rotary Potentiometers, Rheostats

A 5613R5KL.52GCT Rotary Potentiometer consists of a wiper which moves along a resistive element to adjust the output voltage. The bearing or attachment hole at the center is supported by the frame. It has a movable tap which will resist the movement of the wiper on the resistive element. In general, Rotary Potentiometers are used to control the speed of a motor, to dim lights, or to measure temperature and pressure.

Rheostats are similar in design to Rotary Potentiometers, but instead of varying the output voltage, they vary the total resistance in the circuit. These are generally used to control the amount of current passing through a circuit, or to speed up and slow down an electric motor, and are used in radio, television, and other electronics.

Both Rotary Potentiometers and Rheostats have their own unique sets of advantages. Rotary Potentiometers offer greater accuracy and can be operated with low power. Rheostats are less accurate but more durable and can withstand higher power inputs. These characteristics make them well suited for different applications.

Rotary Potentiometers and Rheostats can be used in a variety of applications such as dimmers, reversing motors, speed and acceleration control, and aircraft control systems. They are also used in the automation, robotics, and marine industries. In the medical field they are used to regulate heart rate monitors and diabetes monitors, as well as other medical equipment.

Both Rotary Potentiometers and Rheostats work by varying the amount of electrical current that passes through them. This is accomplished by changing the resistance of the circuit. The resistance is changed by manipulating the wiper of the potentiometer which travels along the resistance element and increases or decreases the current in varying amounts.

Rotary Potentiometers and Rheostats are highly efficient and cost effective solutions for a variety of applications. Their low power inputs and high accuracy make them ideal for devices which require precise control of current and voltage. As such, they are found in a wide variety of consumer electronics from TV remote controls to electric razors.

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