82Z1D-Z33-BA0/754L

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Rotary Potentiometers and Rheostats are often used interchangeably but there are some differences between them.

A Rotary Potentiometer is an electrical device that varies the resistance between two of its three terminals based on the position of a slider or knob that is connected to one of its terminals. This movement of the slider is converted into a digital signal which can be used for a variety of purposes from controlling the volume of an audio device to tracking the position of a joystick. The 82Z1D-Z33-BA0/754L model is an industrial grade rotary potentiometer that is typically used for precision applications where consistent and accurate measurements are important.

A Rheostat is also a type of electrical device that is used to control the current flow in a circuit. It does this by varying the resistance of a resistor connected between two of its terminals. However, unlike a Potentiometer, a Rheostat does not have a slider or knob to control the resistance. This makes it ideal for applications where accuracy and consistency are not necessary. The 82Z1D-Z33-BA0/754L model is an industrial-grade rheostat that is ideal for controlling the flow of current in high-power applications.

To summarize, the 82Z1D-Z33-BA0/754L model is an industrial-grade rotary potentiometer or rheostat that is suitable for a variety of precision and high-power applications. It is important to understand the differences between the two before selecting the appropriate device for the application.

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