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A potentiometer sensor measures the distance or displacement of an object in a linear or rotary motion and converts it into an electrical signal.
A potentiometer, which is often known as a pot, contains three terminals. Two of the terminals are permanently attached to the resistive track.
Usually, the track is wirewound or constructed from cement, carbon, or conductive plastic. The wiper, a sliding contact, is attached to the third terminal.
The current flowing through the circuit changes as a result of the resistance changing as the wiper moves along the track.
Potentiometers are used as control inputs for electrical circuits, such as light dimmers, and are used to modify the level of analogue signals, such as volume controls on audio equipment.
Potentiometers are also used in many other applications where exact current resistance is necessary.
The Global Potentiometer Level Sensor Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
TE connectivity produced a variety of potentiometers, including string pots, rotary sensors and encoders, and linear potentiometers.
With a wide range of adjustable factors, such as measuring range, output signal, and electrical connections, the breadth of our product supports solving diverse application solutions.
Their Potentiometer sensors are suitable for a range of uses and sectors. For severe environment aerospace applications including fin actuation, flight controls, and valve position measurement, custom linear and rotary potentiometers have been developed.
Linear and string potentiometers are used to precisely measure position in robotic systems in medical applications.
Potentiometers are also frequently used in industrial OEM equipment, including forklifts, hydraulic lifts, industrial molding machinery, and oil drilling machinery. Potentiometer sensors are suitable for a range of uses and sectors.
For severe environment aerospace applications including fin actuation, flight controls, and valve position measurement, custom linear and rotary potentiometers have been developed.
Potentiometers are frequently used in industrial OEM equipment, including forklifts, hydraulic lifts, and industrial molding equipment, and oil drilling equipment.
