PTL45-15G0-104B2

Slide Potentiometers

Slide Potentiometers are resistors that are used to control the voltage and current in a circuit. They are sometimes referred to as “potentiometers” or “pots” for short. PTL45-15G0-104B2 is a slide potentiometer manufactured by Murata Electronics that has a wide range of applications and uses.

Application Field

PTL45-15G0-104B2 slide potentiometers are often used in applications such as audio equipment, laboratory equipment, and medical equipment. They are also used in automotive applications, where they can be used to control the voltage and current in the vehicle’s electrical system. The sliding potentiometer can also be used in consumer electronics such as television sets, DVD players, and remote control devices.

Working Principle

The PTL45-15G0-104B2 potentiometer has a sliding switch on a shaft that allows you to adjust the voltage and current in the circuit. When the switch is moved along the shaft, the resistance in the potentiometer changes, which is what adjusts the voltage and current in the circuit. The resistance of the potentiometer is inversely proportional to the voltage and current levels in the circuit.

The sliding potentiometer is made up of three terminals. The incoming voltage is applied to two of the terminals, and the third terminal is connected to a circuit that is to be controlled. As the slider is moved along the shaft, the resistance changes, thus changing the levels of voltage and current delivered to the circuit. It is important to note that the potentiometer must be wired correctly for it to work properly.

Conclusion

PTL45-15G0-104B2 slide potentiometers are versatile and reliable devices that are used to control the voltage and current in a variety of applications, including audio equipment, laboratory equipment, and medical equipment. They are also used in automotive applications and in consumer electronics. The working principle of the potentiometer is that the resistance of the device is inversely proportional to the voltage and current levels in the circuit, and the levels can be adjusted by moving the slider along the shaft.