P092P-FC25AR50K

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Rotary Potentiometers and Rheostats are the application field and working principle of P092P-FC25AR50K. Potentiometers and rheostats are two of the most common types of variable resistors and are also two of the most useful components that an electronics engineer has at their disposal. Potentiometers and rheostats are used to vary the resistance in a circuit, allowing the circuit designer to modulate the current flow through the circuit in some fashion. This is especially useful when the designer wishes to adjust the current input to a device such as an amplifier or an electric motor.

A potentiometer is a three-terminal resistor with a sliding or rotating contact that form a variable voltage divider. The resistance between the two fixed contacts and the sliding contact is proportional to the angle of the slider in relation to the two fixed contacts (angle-to-resistance). Potentiometers, in combination with a dial or knob, provide a very convenient way to adjust the current flow. The resistance can be adjusted with precision and accuracy over a wide range of resistance values.

The P092P-FC25AR50K is a hybrid rotary potentiometer with a total angle of rotation of 25 deg. It has three terminals, A, B and C. A is the common terminal and C is the wiper terminal. As the shaft is rotated, the resistance between A and B varies between infinite resistance (when C is at A) and zero (when C is at B). This is due to the position of the shaft relative to the two fixed contacts acting as a voltage divider.

The P092P-FC25AR50K is an excellent choice for applications which require precise adjustments and control. It is suitable for use in audio equipment, control panels, and industrial and automotive electronics. It is resistant to corrosion, long lasting, and very affordable.

Rheostats are two-terminal adjustable resistors, and they differ from potentiometers in that they provide a rolling resistance as opposed to a voltage divider action. A rheostat has two fixed connections, A and B, with a movable tap, C, in between. As the tap is moved along the length of the resistor, the resistance between the two fixed terminals increases or decreases. The P092P-FC25AR50K is a hybrid rotary rheostat with a total angle of rotation of 25 deg. It has two terminals, A and B, and as the rheostat is rotated, the resistance between the two terminals varies from from infinite resistance (when C is at A) to zero (when C is at B). It can be used to control the magnitude of a current depending on the application.

Rheostats are common in many different applications, such as current limiting for motors, light dimmers, and volume control on audio equipment. The rheostat can also be used to adjust the voltage drop across a resistor, thus providing a voltage reference for a circuit, or for testing purposes. Rheostats are also sometimes used to control the speed of a motor or electric drill.

The P092P-FC25AR50K is a high quality, compact rotary rheostat that provides an excellent cost/performance value. It is suitable for low current and resistance adjustment applications. It features a combination of a rheostat and a potentiometer, which means it can be used for both voltage and current control. This unique feature makes the P092P-FC25AR50K an ideal component for applications such as lighting and motor speed controls, electronic power supplies, and audio equipment.

The P092P-FC25AR50K is an extremely useful component for electronics engineers, and its combination of a variable resistor and a potentiometer makes it ideal for a wide range of applications. Whatever the application, engineers know they can depend on the P092P-FC25AR50K for precise and accurate adjustments.

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