86A2A-B28-A13/R51L

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A rotary potentiometer, also referred to as a “pot,” is an electrical device whose working principle is based on its resistance property. It consists of a resistance track with a rotating contact (knob). This rotation changes the parameters of the resistor, thereby controlling the current flow through it. Similarly, rheostats are devices with variable resistances-used to control the flow of electrical currents in a circuit.

The 86A2A-B28-A13/R51L range of rotary potentiometers and rheostats are high-performance, adjustable electrical components that are used for a variety of applications. They are suitable for use in AC or DC circuits, as well as for both high and low temperature applications. The resistances of the 86A2A-B28-A13/R51L family of products range from 5.6Ω to 50kΩ.

The 86A2A-B28-A13/R51L are ideal for applications where precise control of current or voltage is required. They can be used for controlling the speed of motors, adjusting the brightness of lights, and for setting precise voltages in power supplies. They are also used in radio communication systems for tuning, and as variable resistors in telephone circuits. Furthermore, these products are suitable for medical, automotive, aerospace, and military applications, as their robust construction ensures durability in all environments.

The 86A2A-B28-A13/R51L range of rotary potentiometers and rheostats are known for their reliable performance and high accuracy. They incorporate a resistive element, wiper contacts and terminals, and a rotary switch to control the resistance settings. These components are also designed for low contact resistance and low noise operation. The range is available in single-turn and multi-turn versions, and is suitable for a wide range of working temperatures from -40°C to +100°C.

The 86A2A-B28-A13/R51L family of products is designed for use in a wide variety of circuits. Their primary operating principle is based on resistive action. The resistive element can be adjusted using the rotary knob and the resistance setting can be read from the scale printed around the knob. The current or voltage to be controlled is applied to the terminals of the device and the resistance is varied until the desired amount of current or voltage is obtained.

Typically, the 86A2A-B28-A13/R51L range of rotary potentiometers and rheostats are used in applications where constant electrical current is needed. The devices are designed to control the flow of current through the circuit and help to maintain the desired current levels. They are also used in applications where a precise level of voltage needs to be maintained.

In addition to their primary role as adjustable resistors, the 86A2A-B28-A13/R51L family of rotary potentiometers and rheostats can also be used as voltage dividers. By simply connecting the resistive element in series with two separate voltage sources, a potential difference can be established across the device. This can be used to measure the magnitude of voltage across the circuit.

The 86A2A-B28-A13/R51L range of rotary potentiometers and rheostats is an ideal choice for a broad range of applications. Their high accuracy and reliable performance make them an excellent choice for a wide range of uses in AC and DC circuits. Their resistance values can be easily adjusted with a rotary knob and their robust construction ensures durability in all environments.

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