PS45G-B2SBR100K

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Slide potentiometers are devices used for varying a certain electrical or optical property such as resistance, voltage, current, and power. They are often used in audio equipment and other electronic applications. The PS45G-B2SBR100K is an example of a slide potentiometer. This specific device is designed for use in Class A, Class F, and Class AB amplifiers and can be used for a variety of tasks.

The PS45G-B2SBR100K has a load capacity of up to 100k variable resistance. It is designed to provide an extra wide range of power regulation and is available in both two and three terminal models. It has a low profile design and is constructed from durable and strong polypropylene dielectric material. It is designed to handle heavy current loads and also features gradual tap spacing.

The PS45G-B2SBR100K’s application field includes entertainment, commercial, and medical applications. It is also suitable for use in AC and DC motor speed controllers. In addition, it can be used for voltage adjustment for power supplies, dimmers, and motors.

The PS45G-B2SBR100K slide potentiometer works by allowing the user to adjust the power and current using a sliding contact that the user moves along a conductive track. It comprises of two resistive tracks that have multiple contact points. As the contact slides along the track, it shifts the resistance and changes the voltage, current, and power. The device can be adjusted over a wide range and is continuously variable.

In conclusion, the PS45G-B2SBR100K slide potentiometer is capable of handling heavy load capacity up to 100k variable resistance. It has a wide range of application fields such as entertainment, commercial, and medical and is suitable for use in AC and DC motor speed controllers. It has a low profile design and is constructed from durable and strong polypropylene dielectric material. It works by allowing the user to adjust the power and current using a sliding contact that moves along a conductive track, providing a continuous regulation of power.

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