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Slide Potentiometers

Slide potentiometers, also known as position sensitive devices, are widely used in electronic devices. These devices often contain a sliding contact known as a wiper that slides along a resistive element when turned. The position of the wiper along the resistive element determines the output voltage of the potentiometer. The most commonly used type of slide potentiometer is the PTL30-15G1-103B1.

PTL30-15G1-103B1 Application Field

The PTL30-15G1-103B1, often referred to as simply a PTL, is a slide potentiometer used in many electronic devices. It can be found in audio and video mixers, equalizers, lighting consoles, and oscilloscopes. It is also used in communication equipment such as radios, cellular phones, and satellites. It has been used in military and aerospace applications as well.

The PTL30-15G1-103B1 is typically used to control the position of motors. It is also used to provide a variable voltage or current, as required for analog signal synthesis. Additionally, it can be used to measure the speed of a motor or the frequency of a signal. Its small size and high precision make it suitable for a wide range of applications.

PTL30-15G1-103B1 Working Principle

The PTL30-15G1-103B1 is a three-terminal device that contains a resistive element, a wiper, and three terminals. The resistive element comprises a linear substrate with a pellet, which is usually made of either carbon or metal-oxide. The position of the wiper is determined by the voltage applied to the two external

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