Bourns PRS12R 12mm Rotary Metal Shaft Dual-Potentiometers
Bourns PRS12R 12mm Rotary Metal Shaft Dual-Potentiometers feature a very small form factor and offer dual-potentiometer output. Options for the potentiometers include an optional center detent, horizontal or vertical orientation, and flatted, knurled, or slotted shafts. The THT mounting type devices operate in a -10°C to +70°C temperature range with a 0.05W power rating and 5kΩ to 500kΩ standard resistance range. The PRS12R components are designed for use in professional audio and lighting applications, low/medium risk medical and laboratory equipment, industrial automation and control, and other applications where a reliable potentiometer is required.Features
- THT mounting type
- 10,000 rotational cycle rating
- Audio and linear tapers
- Flatted, knurled, and slotted shaft options
- Dual-potentiometer
- Optional center detent
- Horizontal or vertical orientation options
- One flat washer and one hex nut are supplied with threaded bushing versions
- PC pin layout for board mounting
- RoHS compliant
Applications
- Professional audio equipment
- Professional lighting consoles
- Consumer white goods
- Low/medium risk medical and diagnostic equipment
- Test and measurement equipment
- Communications equipment
- Laboratory equipment
- Industrial automation controls
Specifications
- 5kΩ to 500kΩ standard resistance range
- Standard resistance tolerance
- ±20% for R<250kΩ
- ±30% for R≥250kΩ
- 0.6% maximum residual resistance
- 100MΩ minimum insulation resistance at 250VDC
- 300VAC minimum dielectric withstanding voltage at sea level
- 0.05W power rating
- 50VAC/10VDC maximum operating voltage
- 100mV maximum sliding noise
- 300°±5° maximum mechanical angle
- Temperature ranges
- -10°C to +70°C operating
- -40°C to +70°C storage
- Soldering conditions
- +260°C for 5s for wave soldering
- +350°C for 3s for manual soldering
- Torque
- 10gf-cm to 150gf-cm starting and running
- 20gf-cm to 200gf-cm detent
- 12kgf-cm maximum mounting
- 3.5kgf-cm minimum stop strength
- 10,000 cycle minimum rotational life
Published: 2021-05-14
| Updated: 2022-03-11
