82PAR10KLFTB

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Trimmer potentiometers are adjustable resistors used to manually adjust the output of electrical and electronic systems. Typically they are used to adjust volume, balance, or other parameters, such as the output of an amplifier, the bias current of a tube, or the cut-off frequency of a filter.

One type of trimmer potentiometer is the 82PAR10KLFTB, which is designed to be mounted directly onto a printed circuit board. It is self-aligning, meaning that it can be positioned anywhere on a board without moving the components that it is connected to. It has two terminals, which can be used to adjust the value of the resistor by varying the resistance between them via a metal slide on the device. It is available in 4 sizes, with resistance values ranging from 4.7 to 10K ohms.

The 82PAR10KLFTB trimmer potentiometer is most commonly used in audio and electronic signal routing and amplification circuits. It can be adjusted to produce high or low frequency outputs, as well as to configure the gain of an amplifier or to modify the filter response of a signal. For example, in a guitar amplifier it could be used to adjust the treble or bass response.

The working principle of the 82PAR10KLFTB trimmer potentiometer is quite simple. When the metal slide is moved, it increases or reduces the resistance between the two terminals of the resistor, which in turn affects the overall resistance value of the device and the output signal. Typically, the metal slide is moved in tiny increments, resulting in very small changes in resistance that can be precisely controlled.

The 82PAR10KLFTB trimmer potentiometer is a useful tool in electronic systems that need adjustable and precise resistance values. Its self-aligning design makes it easy to install and adjust, making it suitable for use in both high-end audio signal processing equipment and consumer electronics.

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