Description
We love a knurled shaft potentiometer. They make everything so easy. Just push the knurled shaft knob onto the knurled shaft pot. That's it. Done. Ditch the teeny-tiny set screw and forget about accidentally stripping the threads.
All values do not have a locking tab, except A50K and B20K. It's easy to snap them off with pliers if you'd like.
Comes with nut and washer
Choose from three tapers:
Logarithmic / Type A
Linear / Type B
Reverse Log / Type C
The Specs:
16mm potentiometer
Knurled shaft measures 6mm OD
With nut and washer
Logarithmic / Type A, Linear / Type B, or Reverse Log / Type C
Solder Lugs
Power Rating: B Taper 0.2W / Other Tapers 0.1W
Rotation Angle 300 degrees
Max voltage: B taper 200VAC/Other Tapers 150VAC
20% tolerance range
10,000 Cycles
Soldering Temperature: 350 Degrees C at 3 seconds
RoHS compliant
Check images for datasheet measurements.
Turn a Knurled Shaft Pot to a Solid Shaft Pot: Use a super-handy Potentiometer Adapter!
What is potentiometer taper?
Simply put, a potentiometer is a resistor. When you turn the pot, you change the level of resistance. A potentiometer taper is the relationship between the position of the pot (as you turn it) and the corresponding output. This is important when using an audio potentiometer as a volume knob because humans perceive volume changes logarithmically. This means that if you use a logarithmic pot (type A), the volume sweep is evenly distributed through the rotation of the knob. In contrast, if you were to use a linear pot (type B) for volume control, most of the volume changes will be "crowded" at one end of the turn. The "reverse log" (type C), also called a reverse audio taper, is like an A taper, only backward.
