PS60-10MC2AR50K

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Slide Potentiometers are commonly used in a variety of applications for determining the relationship between two variable values. The PS60-10MC2AR50K is a digital slide potentiometer that is designed to switch between two variable (one adjustable and one fixed) voltage values, supplying the adjustable voltage. It can be used in a variety of applications including digital music and gaming consoles, automotive and domestic control systems, test equipment, and robotics.

The potentiometer is constructed from three basic parts. The first part consists of a resistor, which when connected in series to the other two parts forms an electric circuit. This resistor is designed to establish a fixed voltage value, or “reference” voltage, which provides the basis for the other two parts. The second part is a microcontroller or processor, which is responsible for controlling the switching between the fixed and adjustable voltage values. The third part is the actual slide assembly, or slide potentiometer.

The slide potentiometer is a stainless steel cartridge, which also contains a mechanically-activated spring-loaded switch. When the user slides the slide assembly along the length of the stainless steel cartridge, the switch opens and closes in sequence, controlling the output voltage. When the switch is closed, the voltage supplied to the adjustable voltage source is at its minimum predetermined level. When the switch is opened, the voltage supplied to the adjustable voltage source is at its maximum predetermined level. Thus, by adjusting the slide switch along the length of the stainless steel cartridge, the user can alter the voltage output from the adjustable voltage source accordingly.

In addition to controlling the adjustable voltage source, the PS60-10MC2AR50K is also able to detect a static voltage, known as a “set point voltage”, and control the adjustable voltage source accordingly. This set point voltage is stored in a non-volatile memory on the microcontroller, and can be programmed to the desired level. Once set, the voltage can be adjusted up or down depending on the requirements of the application.

The PS60-10MC2AR50K is a versatile digital slide potentiometer designed for use in a variety of applications including automotive and domestic control systems, test equipment, music and gaming consoles, and robotics. It is constructed from a resistor, a microcontroller or processor, and an ample slide assembly that is capable of controlling the adjustable voltage source, detecting a static voltage (set point voltage), and switching between the two variable voltage values. By adjusting the slide switch along the length of the stainless steel cartridge, users can alter the voltage output from the adjustable voltage source accordingly.

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