8143R100KL.25

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Introduction

Rotary potentiometers, Rheostats, and 8143R100KL.25 are all electrical devices which are used to regulate the voltage and current across a circuit. Used to electrically adjust the voltage and current in order to meet changing requirements, they play an important role in many industries such as automobile, electronics, and industrial automation. But what are the differences between these three devices, and in what applications and how does 8143R100kL.25 work?

Rotary Potentiometers

Rotary potentiometers are variable resistors that have a circular track with three leads. They are configured to adjust the voltage and current across a circuit by manipulating the resistive value of the track with a circular control. When the dial is turned, the three leads connect at different points along the track, changing the circuit resistance accordingly. Additionally, the end points of the track typically contain the beginning and end settings, and the motion in between determines the range of voltage and current. This adjustability makes rotary potentiometers very useful for tuning the parameters of a circuit to the components’ specific needs.

Rheostats

Rheostats are adjustable resistors that consist of a resistive wire coiled in a spiral pattern and two leads. They can be used to adjust the voltage and current by changing the resistive value of the wire with the two leads. Unlike rotary potentiometers, rheostats are configured to adjust the voltage and current from the lowest to highest resistive values, since the two leads only connect to either the first and last turns of the coil. Despite their flexibility, rheostats cannot be used to set the resistance values for specific components in a circuit, because of this lack of fineness in adjustment.

8143R100KL.25 Application Field and Working Principle

The 8143R100KL.25 is an adjustable resistor made by Husqvarna AB that can be used as a rotary potentiometer or rheostat. The 8143R100KL.25 adjusts the the voltage and current across a circuit by changing the resistive value with either a rotary dial or two leads. The rotary dial merely adjusts the resistive value like a rotary potentiometer, but the two leads both turn and connect at different points along a resistive wire like a rheostat. The 8143R100KL.25 is used to fine-tune the parameters in a circuit, in applications such as automotive, electronics, and industrial automation.

Conclusion

In conclusion, rotary potentiometers, rheostats, and 8143R100KL.25 all adjust the voltage and current across a circuit by changing the resistance. Each type of device has its own advantages; the rotary potentiometer is used to adjust the resistance for specific components, while rheostats are calibrated for general purposes and 8143R100KL.25 can be used as either a rotary potentiometer or rheostat.8143R100KL.25 is used in many fields such as automotive, industrial automation and electronics for its fine-tune capabilities.

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