X9420WV14Z

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The X9420WV14Z digital potentiometer offers up to 32 potentiometer settings, allowing precise control over the device’s power and voltage. This digital potentiometer is used in a variety of applications where precise control over a device’s power and voltage is important. This includes medical devices, consumer electronics, automotive, military, and avionics applications among others.

At its core, the X9420WV14Z combines digital logic with an analog procedure known as potentiometry. This technique is achieved by passing a current through a resistor divider until a specific voltage is reached. By inputting a digital value, the potentiometer’s resistance is adjusted until the desired voltage is reached. This allows precise control over the power and voltage of the device.

Aside from traditional applications, the X9420WV14Z digital potentiometer is also used for controlling the shutter speed of digital cameras. This is done by changing the voltage of the camera’s CCD sensor. By adjusting the voltage, the amount of light that hits the sensor can be adjusted, which in turn impacts the shutter speed of the camera. Additionally, the digital potentiometer can be used to adjust the gain or brightness of LCD or plasma display devices.

The X9420WV14Z digital potentiometer has a number of key features, including low-voltage operation and high-accuracy adjustment resisters. It has a power requirement of 2.7V-5.5V and can be used with a variety of digital logic functions. It is also equipped with two on-chip resistors (500 and 500kΩ) and has a low-tolerance of ± 0.1%. Additionally, the device boasts both adjustable current limiting and power-on reset, and is capable of supplying up to 10mA of adjustable current.

The X9420WV14Z digital potentiometer offers up to 32 adjustable settings and comes in an integrated package for space savings. It is labeled as a “digital potentiometer” because it effectively performs the same function as a traditional mechanical potentiometer, but without the need for physical contact between two conductors. This ensures a smooth and accurate adjustment of the device’s power and voltage.

The digital potentiometer is comprised of a digital control signal, a voltage regulator, a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) and an analog component. The digital control signal is provided by the user, and is sent to the voltage regulator. The voltage regulator then sends a signal to the DAC, which converts the digital signal into an analog voltage signal. Finally, the analog component adjusts the resistance of the potentiometer, which in turn adjusts the power and voltage of the device. This allows for precise control of the device’s power and voltage.

The X9420WV14Z digital potentiometer is an ideal device for any application requiring precise control over voltage and power, including medical devices, consumer electronics, automotive, military and avionics applications. It offers up to 32 adjustable settings and is equipped with two on-chip resistors, a low-tolerance of ± 0.1% and adjustable current limiting. It has a power requirement of 2.7V-5.5V and can be used with a variety of digital logic functions. Additionally, it is capable of supplying up to 10mA of adjustable current and is capable of controlling the shutter speed of digital cameras or the gain of LCD or plasma display devices. It is an essential device for any application requiring precise control over voltage and power.

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