PTA4543-2015CPB503

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Slide Potentiometers, or slide pots, are electromechanical components in which a linear potentiometer and a mechanical slider are combined into a single unit. This type of potentiometer is also referred to as a rheostat. The most common use of a slide potentiometer is as a variable volume control in audio systems, but these components can also be used to provide feedback for position control or to detect angular position in rotating shafts.

PTA4543-2015CPB503 is a slide potentiometer manufactured by Amphenol Advanced Sensors. This potentiometer features a 9.2 x 21.1 mm size along with a body and contact resistance of 10K ohms maximum. Additionally, the potentiometer has a linearity tolerance of ±20%. The unit’s mounting screws are made of stainless steel, and it has a working voltage of 16V DC maximum. The component is designed for use in industrial control, automation, instrumentation, HVAC, audio, and security applications.

The working principle of a slide potentiometer is simple. The user moves the slider along the track, and the variable resistor, (also known as a rheostat), inside the component can resist current flow to either increase or decrease the resistance value. This in turn can make small adjustments to a circuit, such as in the control of a motor speed. The resistance value of the potentiometer can also be used to provide feedback for an application such as measuring the angle of a rotating motor shaft.

The PTA4543-2015CPB503 slide potentiometer is a robust and reliable component which is designed for use in applications requiring precise, linear adjustment. The component’s long life, high wattage capability, and corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction make it well suited for use in industrial or HVAC settings. Additionally, its small size and low cost make it ideal for use in audio and instrumentation applications.

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