Potentiometers are a ratiometric, variable resistor which allows you to control the flow of current using physical input, and they come in all kinds of shapes and sizes.
Rotary potentiometers are commonly used in user interfaces to create intuitive, rotary control panels that have physical end points.
An adjustable potentiometer to open up many interesting user interfaces. Turn the pot and the resistance changes!
An ergonomic breadboard compatible Potentiometer
Add intuitive, analogue control to your project.
Trim pots operate exactly like a standard potentiometer, except they've got a super small form factor which is perfect for calibration work.
An ergonomic breadboard compatible Potentiometer
A raw, metal pot doesn't look inviting, nor is it easy to turn, which is why every project using pots should have a matching set of control knobs.
Customise your potentiometer with this sleek white T18 knob...
An ergonomic knob for slide potentiometers
This T18 knob has a tough rubber coating to give your projects a professional feel.
These guys are like standard pots, but rather than moving in a circular direction, they move linearly, which is really handy for things like mixing consoles.
A 10k Potentiometer perfect for adding and visualising an input to your projects
A 10k Potentiometer perfect for adding and visualising an input to your projects
Digital pots are nifty devices which communicate with a microcontroller digitally, and have a cascading resistor ladder which creates an analog path of resistance.
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