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10K potentiometer module
₦1,800.00
Description:
The 10K Potentiometer Module is a versatile and adjustable resistor module that provides variable resistance for a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in electronic projects for tuning and calibration, providing precise control over voltage and current in circuits.
Key Features:
- Adjustable Resistance: Provides a variable resistance from 0 to 10K ohms.
- Easy to Use: Simple integration into various electronic projects.
- High Precision: Allows for fine-tuning and precise control.
- Compact Design: Small and lightweight for convenient use in limited spaces.
- Durable Construction: Robust and reliable for long-term use.
Technical Specifications:
- Resistance Range: 0 to 10K ohms
- Operating Voltage: 3.3V to 5V DC
- Interface: 3-pin connector (VCC, GND, Output)
- Dimensions: Compact module size
- Weight: Lightweight for minimal impact on device performance
Applications:
- Volume Control: Adjusting audio levels in amplifiers and sound systems.
- Brightness Control: Modulating the intensity of LEDs and display screens.
- Calibration: Fine-tuning sensors and other electronic components.
- Signal Adjustment: Modifying input signals in various electronic circuits.
- DIY Projects: Ideal for use in hobbyist and educational electronics.
In stock
This is a 10KΩ potentiometer which can be used in your commercial purposes or DIY electronics projects to achieve variable resistance.
Features
The potentiometers consist of a resistor and a rotating or sliding system. The resistance value can be adjusted by connecting the contacts.
The single linear rotary taper potentiometer has the characteristics of good sealing performance, stable function, uniform hand feeling torque, beautiful appearance, and convenient use.
Technical Specifications
Resistance: 10K
Output signal: Analog signal
Operating Voltage: +5V DC
Application
Linear taper rotary potentiometer can be widely applied for photographic lenses, robotics, industrial controls, computer input devices such as trackballs, rotating radar platforms, and controlled stress rheometers.
