95A1A-A24-A15L

Temperature Coefficient:	±150ppm/°C
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Bushing Thread:	3/8-32
Actuator Diameter:	0.250" (6.35mm)
Actuator Length:	0.750" (19.05mm)
Actuator Type:	Round
Termination Style:	Solder Lug
Resistive Material:	Cermet
Adjustment Type:	User Defined
Rotation:	300°
Number of Turns:	1
Series:	95
Power (Watts):	2W
Built in Switch:	None
Number of Gangs:	1
Tolerance:	±10%
Resistance (Ohms):	10k
Taper:	Linear
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Packaging:	Bulk

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Rotary Potentiometers

What is a 95A1A-A24-A15L?

The 95A1A-A24-A15L is a type of rotary potentiometer, also known as a variable resistor, which is a three-terminal electronic component that measures the amount of voltage input between two of its terminals. It is essentially a resistor with a resistive element that has two rotating contacts that are connected to a third contact, or wiper. This wiper functions like a rheostat to change the resistance on the resistive element. The 95A1A-A24-A15L is a passively variable voltage divider used primarily for adjusting the electrical level output of voltage-controlled circuits. It is commonly used to control the flow of current in motors, dimmers, audio amplifiers, etc.

Application Field and Working Principle of a 95A1A-A24-A15L:

The 95A1A-A24-A15L is a highly versatile variable potentiometer that can be used in a wide variety of applications. The most common applications include volume, gain and frequency control in engineering industries such as audio, radio and televisions, respectively. The way that a 95A1A-A24-A15L works is relatively simple and straight forward. It has three terminals, one of which is connected to ground or the common lead (L), the second is connected to the outer or first contact (A) and the third is connected to the wiper (W). As the wiper is turned clockwise or counter clockwise, the resistance between the collector and the wiper increases or decreases, respectively. This change in resistance will then affect the voltage between the collector and the wiper. This function is known as a voltage divider and is used to control the output voltage of circuits.

Rheostat

What is a Rheostat?

A rheostat is a two-terminal electronic component that is used to measure and regulate the amount of electrochemical energy that passes through a circuit. It consists of a resistive element, usually a coil of wire, between two contacts, the stationary contact and the movable contact, which can be moved along the resistive element to adjust the amount of resistance and thus control the amount of current passing through the circuit.

Application Field and Working Principle of a Rheostat:

Rheostats are primarily used to control the flow of electricity in voltage-controlled circuits, such as those found in motors, dimmers, and audio amplifiers. The most common two-terminal variation of the rheostat is the variably adjustable resistor, which is used to control the electrical characteristics of circuits without having to control their physical properties. The working principle behind a rheostat is very similar to that of a potentiometer. As the sliding contact is moved along the resistive element, resistance between the sliding contact and either the stationary contact or the common terminal will change. This change in resistance alters the voltage drop across the resistive element, thus changing the flow of the current through the circuit. Adjusting the resistance in this manner allows the user to control the voltage and current of the circuit without having to physically alter the circuit\'s components.

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