KB2541S28

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Rotary Potentiometers, Rheostats

Potentiometers, also known as rotary potentiometers and rheostats, are basic building blocks in the world of analog and digital electronics. They are utilized in a range of applications, including measurement and control systems, signal and data conversion systems, and audio and video applications. Potentiometers come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and contact configurations to allow for maximum design flexibility. The KB2541S28 is a rotary potentiometer or rheostat, which is used in many different industries and applications.

The KB2541S28 is a rugged, reliable, and cost-effective rotary potentiometer, designed for use with analog circuitry. It offers excellent performance in both standard and harsh environments. The KB2541S28 is a single-turn, rotary potentiometer with a 12-bit resolution and a total travel range of 270°. It is constructed of a dielectric fillet arc construction. The contacts are recessed within a protective glass bead. The ceramic element of the KB2541S28 is capable of withstanding temperatures up to 175°C. The element is sealed to the contacts, providing increased protection from environmental contaminants.

The KB2541S28 has a variety of applications, including: controlling and monitoring machine motion, regulator circuitry, and audio and video devices. It is often used in electronic mixers, cameras, video recorders, or monitoring systems. The KB2541S28 is also used in electronic test equipment, microwave transmitters, and navigation systems.

The working principle of the KB2541S28 is simple yet effective. The potentiometer consists of a three-terminal element with two adjustable contacts. When the device is powered, voltage is applied to one of the terminals, and the contact points of the potentiometer are connected to the other two terminals. As the contact points are moved, the resistance between them changes, causing the voltage output at the other two terminals to change accordingly. As the contact points are moved further away from each other, the output voltage decreases.

In order to maintain accurate readings, the contact points must be spring loaded so that they can be adjusted manually but remain in their original position even when the power is turned off. The contact points are also composed of low-voltage insulators, such as polypropylene, to protect against shorts or electrical damage. The spring-loaded contacts and insulators make the KB2541S28 a very reliable and durable device.

The KB2541S28 rotary potentiometer is a highly versatile and durable device, capable of withstanding harsh environments and a wide range of temperatures. It is also a very reliable device, offering a long-term, accurate monitoring system. With its variety of applications, the KB2541S28 is a great choice for any project that requires precision control of electrical components.

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