P232-SEC35BR5K

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Rotary potentiometers are a type of mechanical device that can be used to control the operation of electronic circuits. They are used in a wide variety of applications, including audio equipment, such as amplifiers and equalizers, and other consumer electronic products.

One example of a rotary potentiometer is the P232-SEC35BR5K, manufactured by the Hakuto Corporation. This component is a single-turn, adjustable rotary potentiometer capable of giving a continuous voltage adjustment over a full 100° rotation. It has a resistor body made from epoxy resin and steel, sealed with rubber, and a brush moveable element made from brass. The terminal pins of the device are tin plated.

The primary application for the P232-SEC35BR5K is in low-noise, high-resolution voltage control. It is ideal for use in instruments with higher resolution, such as Analog-to-Digital Converters, where an extended resolution is needed, as it offers precise adjustment of levels. It is also suitable for use in sound amplifiers, where it is able to deliver extended dynamic range. Further applications include use in motor speed control, analog-digital converter brightness adjustment, and in automotive light dimming.

As far as its working principle is concerned, the P232-SEC35BR5K works in a way similar to any other rotary potentiometer. A stationary wiper arm is connected to the shaft, which is then connected to the resistive element. When the shaft is rotated, the wiper arm moves along the resistor, and the resistance changes accordingly. The resistance can be adjusted to any desired value, allowing the user to control the desired output.

The P232-SEC35BR5K is a robust, reliable and long-lasting component, and it is ideal for applications which require a continuous voltage control. It offers fast, responsive operation and is well-suited for use in a wide variety of applications, from sound amplification to motor speed control.

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