What is the classification basis of the straight slide potentiometer sensor.18dbi omni directional antenna

　　1. Wired-wound potentiometer sensor: Its resistance body is made of resistance wire wound on a straight slide potentiometer sensor coated with insulation, classified according to the material of metal or non-metal plate. It can also be divided into general purpose, precision, high power, pre-debugging wire-wound potentiometer sensor - model WX;

　　2. Non-wire-wound potentiometer sensor: can be divided into solid potentiometer sensor, film potentiometer sensor.

　　Solid potentiometer sensor: direct slip potentiometer sensor, classification can be divided into ① organic synthesis - WS, ② inorganic direct slip potentiometer sensor, classification according to synthetic - WN, ③ conductive plastic - WD;

　　The unit of resistance is: ohms, unit symbol Ω, in the circuit, the resistance is represented by R, and the potentiometer sensor is represented by VR

　　The unit of resistance: milliohm Ω (m), ohm (Ω), qian Ω (k), megohm Ω (m), geovax, Ω (G) too (T Ω)

　　Their conversion is in thousands: 1 MΩ =1000KΩ 1 kω =1000 Ω

　　Common units are: Ω, KΩ, MΩ straight slide potentiometer sensor, classification basis, other milliohm. Giohm. Taohm direct slip potentiometer sensor, classification according to the direct slip potentiometer sensor, classification according to are not commonly used, reading, writing, marking, usually remove the Hm word, read directly into how many ohms

　　In the resistance chip product labeling, our company has two kinds of labeling:

　　One: for example, B500 B1K A50K C10K, etc., the resistance value is A direct-slip potentiometer sensor, which can be converted according to the classification by directly adding ohm behind it (A, B, C, D in front of the resistance type, independent of the resistance value)

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