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Do you like logarithmic potentiometers on a power supply, or hate them?
Yes, I love them more than 10 turn pots.
0 (0%)
About the same, or prefer a 10 turn
3 (37.5%)
Hate them, despicable, wothless heaps of crap
4 (50%)
A what?
1 (12.5%)
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echen1024
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March 10, 2014, 04:56:42 am »
I was curious about what the general consensus was on logarithmic potentiometers as compared to other types for current and voltage setting. They seem to be under-discussed as most just want a good ten-tuen pot.
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March 10, 2014, 05:41:00 am »
How about a hybrid? Log for course, 10 turn for fine. It's not like I need that much first-turn precision when dealing with higher voltages.
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