Overview

A potentiometer sensor is a sensor that detects change in rotation angle and outputs a corresponding voltage. By adjusting the knob, users can adjust voltage to control electronic applications such as volume or brightness. The sensor outputs an analog sensor that can be easily read by the R4 controller.

Feature

• Supports 3.3V ~ 5V operating voltage

• Provides analog output (AOUT) with output voltage range of 0 to VCC

• Knob rotation angle ranges from 0° to 300°

• Output voltage changes linearly with rotation angle

Application

• Control volume or brightness

• Controller input

• Analog input devices (joysticks, knobs)

• E-learning kits for educational purposes

Electrical Characteristics

Glossary

1. *Typical refers to the average/common value for each parameter. This represents the most common reference value under standard conditions. It can be used as a basis for the general performance of the component under normal working conditions.

2. *Output impedance, also known as internal resistance or internal impedance, refers to the equivalent impedance (including static resistance and dynamic reactance) of a circuit as seen when looking into the circuit from the output port with the load connected.

Pinout