67ZR100LFTB

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Trimmer Potentiometers, a class of adjustable resistor components, are increasingly used in a variety of circuits. From variable frequency oscillators to phase shifters, they have hundreds of applications. The 67ZR100LFTB is an example of a trimmer potentiometer that has been used in the design of a variety of audio, video, and radio applications.

The 67ZR100LFTB is a non-wire wound trimmer potentiometer with an impedance of 0.5 ohms. Its total resistance is 100 ohms, and its maximum power rating is 5 watts. It is a single turn potentiometer with a shaft length of 10mm and a mounting height of 24mm. The 67ZR100LFTB is available in both vertical and horizontal orientation.

The 67ZR100LFTB trimmer potentiometer is mainly used in amplifier applications. It is adjustable, making it ideal for volume control, tone control, and other applications that require the setting of a specific adjustment. The 67ZR100LFTB is also used in low frequency amplifiers, such as guitar amplifiers. It can be used as a tone control, or as a gain control. In both cases, the user can adjust the output level of the amplifier.

The most important characteristic of the 67ZR100LFTB is its working principle. All trimmer potentiometers work on the principle of a ‘variable resistor’. A variable resistor changes its resistance as the knob is turned. In the case of the 67ZR100LFTB, the turning of the knob adjusts the level of resistance between the terminals of the potentiometer. The resistance can then be set to a specific value, allowing the user to control the output of whatever circuit the potentiometer is connected to.

The 67ZR100LFTB trimmer potentiometer is used in a variety of applications. Its adjustable resistance makes it ideal for audio and video applications, as well as radio applications. It is also used in amplifier applications, as well as in low frequency amplifiers. The 67ZR100LFTB works on the principle of a variable resistor, allowing the user to adjust the output of the circuit it is connected to.

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