P110KH1-1F15BR100K

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A rotary potentiometer (or rotary pot) is a three-terminal resistor with a resistance setting that can be changed with a rotating wiper terminal. They are usually used to measure the change or amount of electrical signals or signals that vary. A rheostat (or rotary rheostat) is a two-terminal resistor with a resistance that can be changed using a sliding contact that moves along the resistance track. Rheostats usually provide higher power ratings due to their larger size.

The P110KH1-1F15BR100K is an example of a rotary potentiometer. It is a three-terminal device that offers a adjustable range resistance of 100 kOhm with a linearity of 1%. It is designed to be used in a variety of applications, including industrial, avionics, audio, consumer, medical, and many others. It is a single-turn potentiometer, meaning that the wiper will rotate less than 360 degrees in order to cover its total resistance range. The P110KH1-1F15BR100K requires a minimum operating voltage of 3V, maximum operating voltage of 11V, and a maximum power rating of 0.2W.

The P110KH1-1F15BR100K has a sealed package, meaning that it is designed to operate in harsh environments. It is rated to IP67 (dust tight protection) for protection from water and dust ingress. It also has an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. In terms of accuracy, it has an electrode resistance of 1KOhm and a temperature coefficient of 300PPM/°C.

The working principle of a rotary potentiometer is quite simple. The wiper terminal of the P110KH1-1F15BR100K is connected to one of the three resistive elements in the device. The other two resistive elements are connected to each other through a continuous resistive track. As the wiper is rotated, it moves along the resistive track and its resistance to the other two resistive elements is changed. This change in resistance causes a corresponding change in the output voltage of the device. The output voltage of the P110KH1-1F15BR100K can be adjusted in the range of 0V to 11V.

The P110KH1-1F15BR100K can be used in a variety of applications, including audio volume control, most potentiometer and rheostat applications, motor speed and direction control, and others. In terms of motor speed and direction control, the P110KH1-1F15BR100K can be used as an adjustable speed governor by controlling the speed of the motor with the changing resistance created by the rotation of the wiper. In applications such as volume control, the P110KH1-1F15BR100K can be used to adjust volume levels by changing the resistance value across the line.

In conclusion, the P110KH1-1F15BR100K is an example of a rotary potentiometer and rheostat. It is a three-terminal device that offers a adjustable range resistance of 100KOhm with a linearity of 1%. It is designed to be used in a variety of applications and has a sealed package for protection from dust and water. The working principle of a rotary potentiometer involves the wiper being connected to one of the three resistive elements in the device and the other two resistive elements being connected to each other through a continuous resistive track. As the wiper is rotated, it adjusts its resistance to the other two resistive elements, causing a corresponding change in the output voltage of the device.

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