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3362P Adjustable Precision Potentiometer 102 1K-1

3362P Adjustable Precision Potentiometer 102 1K-2

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3362P Adjustable Precision Potentiometer 102 1K

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The "3362P Adjustable Precision Potentiometer 102 1K" is a high-quality electronic component designed for precise resistance adjustment in various electronic circuits.

Here's a detailed breakdown:

3362P: This indicates the model or series of the potentiometer. It helps identify the specific type or variant within the manufacturer's product line.

Adjustable Precision Potentiometer: This designation signifies that the potentiometer is adjustable and offers high precision in resistance adjustment. It's suitable for applications requiring accurate voltage control, sensor calibration, or signal attenuation.

102: This represents the resistance code for the potentiometer. In this case, "102" translates to 1 kilohm (1K) of total resistance. It's essential for determining the specific resistance value of the potentiometer.

1K: This further specifies the resistance value of the potentiometer, indicating that it has a total resistance of 1 kilohm. This value is crucial for determining the potentiometer's suitability for specific circuit applications.