PTD902-1015K-B102 Datasheet/PDFRotary Potentiometers, Rheostats
PTD902-1015K-B102 is an electrical component that is commonly used in modern electrical systems to provide feedback for varying signals in a wide range of applications. It is basically an electromechanical device capable of measuring an electrical parameter and providing feedback using an electrical signal, allowing the system to control the output of the device. The device\'s working principle is based on the use of a rotating rod with a potentiometer, rheostat, or other type of resistance.
Application Field
Rotary potentiometers, rheostats, and other components in the PTD902-1015K-B102 series are particularly useful in applications that require linear or angular speed control. These components can be used to measure angular displacement, angular speed, and rotational speed. The device can also be used to measure the pressure of a gas or liquid.
In addition, the PTD902-1015K-B102 can be used to control motor speed, monitor motor position, regulate power levels, measure voltage and current, and control heater temperature. It is also suitable for a wide range of industrial control applications, such as industrial process control and data acquisition. The device is also used in domestic devices, such as washing machines, bread makers, and espresso makers.
Working Principle
The PTD902-1015K-B102 incorporates a rotary potentiometer that senses angular displacement. This device has a circular disc or plate mounted to the stationary armature, which is attached to a rotating shaft. The disc or plate has a series of evenly spaced electrical contacts, and as the device rotates, these contacts supply various outputs to the controlled device.
The rotary potentiometer is connected to a voltage divider network that converts the angle measurements from the potentiometer to a voltage proportional to the angular displacement of the device. This voltage is fed to the control system, allowing for precise output control.
The PTD902-1015K-B102 can also be incorporated with rheostats to measure and control the speed of a motor. A rheostat is a variable resistor that controls the current flow through a circuit. The speed of a motor is proportional to the current flowing through the motor, and by varying the resistance of the rheostat, the speed of the motor can be regulated.
Conclusion
The PTD902-1015K-B102 is an electrical component that is used in a wide range of applications for feedback in varying signals. It typically consists of a rotary potentiometer, rheostat, or other type of resistance that senses angular displacement or rotational speed. The device can be used to measure pressure, control motor speed, regulate power levels, and measure voltage and current. Finally, the PTD902-1015K-B102 is suitable for both industrial and domestic applications.