PS20M-0PC1FAR250KN

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Slide Potentiometers such as PS20M-0PC1FAR250KN are devices that control current or voltage by using sliding actions. They typically consist of two resistive plates that are connected with a movable slider, which transfers electrical current or voltage from one plate to the other. The plates are connected to opposite ends of the electrical circuit, while the slider serves as a variable variable resistor between the two plates.

The working principle of slide potentiometers is simple and can be explained by a direct current (DC) circuit. When a DC current is applied to the resistance plate connected to the positive side of the circuit, current will pass through the plates and into the slider. The movement of the slider will then control how much of the current will be able to pass through the resistive plates, thus changing the amount of current which will pass through the circuit.

The application of slide potentiometers varies greatly and they can be used to create volume-control switches, audio equalizers, and other devices. They are commonly found in consumer electronics such as television sets, DVD players, and other audio devices. They are also used for precision applications, such as in robotics or in industrial-control applications.

In addition to controlling current and voltage, slide potentiometers can also be used to measure angle or displacement. This is done by connecting the plates of the potentiometer to a circuit that is powered by a DC or AC power source. As the slider is moved, a voltage is generated across the plates and this can be used to measure the angle or displacement of the object.

Slide potentiometers can be found in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be designed for a variety of applications. They are relatively simple to use and offer advantages such as low power consumption, high accuracy, and high reliability. Slide potentiometers are widely used in both consumer electronics and industrial applications.

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