X9313USZ

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Digital potentiometers, also known as digitally-controlled potentiometers or digipots, are used in a variety of applications, ranging from robotics to audio equipment. The X9313USZ is a popular and cost-effective potentiometer that is used frequently in the industrial and consumer markets.

The X9313USZ is a three-terminal, high performance digital potentiometer. It is able to control the resistance value of an electrical circuit over a wide range of values. The terminal is created using an asymmetric sensitive resistive element, with a resistance range of 8, 16, and 32 kOhms depending on package selection.

The X9313USZ digital potentiometer is suitable for applications like power management, contrast control and LCD contrast level control, low frequency signal filtering, voltage dividers and touch panel signal compensation. These digital potentiometers are also popular in automotive, computer, and consumer electronics for volume, tone and balance control.

X9313USZ digital potentiometers also feature low-voltage control and low off-state current. Its on-resistance is a low 25 ohms, and its on-resistance is tolerant to as low as -78K to 100K. It is available in a variety of packages, including TO, TSSOP, LQFP and SOIC, with a logic level support range from 1.65 to 5.5 volts. These features, combined with its wide linearity range and low temperature coefficient, make the X9313USZ an incredibly powerful and versatile digital potentiometer.

X9313USZ works by providing a voltage or current between two terminals. Depending on the application, one or both of these terminals can be the positive voltage source. The X9313USZ features a wide linearity range, which it uses to adjust the resistance value of the circuit. By controlling the resistance, the X9313USZ is able to control the flow of current or voltage.

X9313USZ also features source and sink currents, as well as two programming methods. The first is pulse programming, which is used to adjust the resistance with an external voltage or current. The second is direct programming, which is used to adjust the resistance with an internal logic level. The X9313USZ also supports auto-increment and auto-decrement functions, which provide a convenient and efficient way to adjust the resistance value over a wide range of values.

In conclusion, the X9313USZ is a powerful and economical digital potentiometer well suited for a variety of applications. It features low-voltage control, low off-state current, a wide linearity range, and low temperature coefficients. Its two programming methods and source/sink currents make it an incredibly versatile choice for industrial and consumer electronics applications.

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