potentiometer
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| A Potentiometer is a **variable resistor** you change the value by turning it. It's an analog device , in opposite to encoders | A Potentiometer is a **variable resistor** you change the value by turning it. It's an analog device , in opposite to encoders | ||
| - | //FIXME : Complete the description // | + | ===== Linear / Logarithmic ? ===== |
| - | ===== MIDIbox-related ===== | + | //FIXME : Explain the response difference// |
| - | //FIXME Add some Refs used in Midibox// | + | |
| + | ===== Trimpots ===== | ||
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| + | A Trimpot could have it value adjusted with a screwdriver by turning a part of the pot. | ||
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| + | =====Potentiometers specifications===== | ||
| + | * Ohms | ||
| + | * Response (Linear/Log) | ||
| + | * Tolerance | ||
| + | * Taper | ||
| + | * Wattage rating | ||
| + | * Package | ||
| + | * Dual/Single | ||
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