RLSR50

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Relative linear sensitized rotary (RLSR) potentiometers are useful when the position and angle of a machine control must be monitored and maintained with accuracy. RLSR50, in particular, is a versatile potentiometer with a wide range of applications. This article provides an overview of the application field and working principle of RLSR50.

Application Field of RLSR50

RLSR50 is mainly used in industrial applications to measure angular displacement and position with accuracy. The device is suitable for use in environments where temperature fluctuations, mechanical shock, and vibrations are present.

RLSR50 can be used in a wide variety of applications such as monitoring the position of robotic arms, measuring the angle of machine operation, providing precision-controlled inhibition of motors, ensuring correct alignment of machine components in a production line, and aiding the steady movement of valves, pumps, and other such industrial equipment.

Moreover, its usage is not limited to industrial settings. RLSR50 can also be integrated into consumer-grade and professional-grade audio equipment to reduce distortion created by signal loss or interference from other components of the same device.

Working Principle of RLSR50

RLSR50 operates on the principle of resistance-temperature sensitivity. An internal heating element produces a heat-sensing current in response to a thermal gradient, which varies the resistance of the device as the temperature changes. This specially designed potentiometer is used to measure temperature, angular displacement, and acceleration, as well as provide compensation for temperature-related problems.

The RLSR50 contains two distinct parts: an adjustable core and a non-adjustable shell. The core is composed of a sensing element and a wiper or brush that slides along a resistance wire and adjusts the resistance. The shell is composed of a magnetic pole and a ferromagnetic rotor, which rotate together and move the sensing element and wiper along the resistance wire.

When the RLSR50 is subjected to a temperature gradient, the resistance wire is heated, causing it to expand and contract. This in turn causes the adjustable core to shift, resulting in a change in the resistance. This change in resistance is then converted into an electrical signal that can be measured and monitored.

The RLSR50 is an ideal choice for applications that require reliable monitoring and control of angular movement and temperature. Its accuracy, flexibility, durability, and resistance to harsh environments make it an attractive choice for a wide variety of industries and applications.

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