6671R10KL.25

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1. Rotary Potentiometers

Rotary Potentiometers, more commonly referred to as pot-meters, are types of resistive components used to measure voltage levels in electronic circuits. Pot-meters consist of a resistive element encased in a protective housing, which is connected to the circuit board via terminals. The resistance of the element can be varied using a rotating shaft or knob. Pot-meters are best suited for measuring conditions where the range of voltages is known and does not change significantly over time. Common applications include gain control, volume adjustment, and other analog signals.

2. 6671R10KL.25

The 6671R10KL.25 is a high-precision rotary potentiometer designed for low voltage applications. This pot-meter has a maximum DC voltage of 30V, a linear taper of 10KΩ, and an accuracy of ±5%. The 6671R10KL.25 has a rotational life of 10,000 cycles, making it ideal for use in applications where there is frequent adjustment to the resistance value. The pot-meter also features a snap-in mounting system, allowing it to be easily and securely installed onto the circuit board.

3. 6671R10KL.25 Application Field

The 6671R10KL.25 pot-meter is ideal for use in precision-level applications where high levels of accuracy are needed. Its low voltage rating makes it suitable for use in devices such as voltage regulators, voltage monitors, and signal level adjustors. The pot-meter is also well-suited for use in audio equipment, automotives, switches, sensors, and other low voltage electronic components.

4. 6671R10KL.25 Working Principle

The 6671R10KL.25 pot-meter works by changing the resistance of its resistive element when its shaft is turned. The element consists of two fixed ends that are soldered onto the circuit board, and a rotary contact that is connected to the shaft. As the shaft is rotated, the distance between the rotary contact and each of the fixed terminals is adjusted, changing the resistance of the element. This change in resistance is then measured and used to control other circuits within the device.

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