
VISHAY Model 64 2kΩ multi-turn trim potentiometer with cermet element, IP67 sealing and -55°C to +125°C operating range.
The VISHAY Model 64 2kΩ Multi-Turn Trim Potentiometer is a compact multi-turn trimmer designed for precise adjustments in electronic circuits. Its small footprint suits PC board mounting where space is limited.
Overview
The VISHAY Model 64 is a multi-turn trimmer potentiometer with a cermet resistance element. It offers 21 turns of electrical travel and 23 turns of mechanical travel, allowing fine and accurate adjustment of resistance values. Its through-hole mounting provides a secure connection on printed circuit boards. Five different versions are available, offering flexibility based on the position of the control screw relative to the PC board plane and the spacing of the terminals.
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Designed for engineers requiring precise calibration and long-term stability in industrial, telecommunications, and instrumentation printed circuit boards. Choose the VISHAY Model 64 2kΩ Multi-Turn Trim Potentiometer when you need a compact, adjustable trimmer for electronic circuit calibration.
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