501 500ohm Variable Resistor
The 501 500Ω variable resistor, also known as a potentiometer, is an adjustable resistor used to control the flow of electrical current in a circuit. It allows for precise tuning of resistance values, making it ideal for applications such as volume control, signal adjustment, and calibration in electronic devices.
Key Features:
- Adjustable resistance from 0 to 500Ω
- Typically has a rotary or slide mechanism for adjustment
- Provides precise control over electrical resistance
- Durable construction for reliable performance
- Compact size suitable for various electronic applications
- Resistance Range: 500Ω
- Tolerance: ±20%Â
- Power Rating: Typically 0.5W to 1W
- Type: Rotary
- Mounting Type: Through-holeÂ
- Terminal Configuration: 3 terminals
- Volume and tone control in audio equipment
- Adjusting sensitivity in sensors and circuits
- Calibration in electronic devices
- Fine-tuning in signal processing circuits
- Identify the desired resistance value needed for your application.
- Adjust the potentiometer by rotating the knob or sliding the slider to the desired position.
- Connect the potentiometer to your circuit, ensuring proper connections to the terminals.
- Verify the adjusted resistance value with a multimeter if needed.
- Avoid excessive rotation or sliding beyond the design limits to prevent damage.
- Ensure proper handling to avoid electrical shorts or damage to the potentiometer.
- Check for correct resistance value before finalizing installation in the circuit.