Potentiometers & EncodersCode a6a1a37260
2M 3296W Multiturn Variable Resistor Potentiometer Trimmer Resistor
The 3296W series is a widely used square-body multiturn trimmer potentiometer, valued for its precision adjustment capability in analog circuits.
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Highlights
- Multiturn precision adjustment - 25 turns allow fine-tuned resistance settings compared to single-turn trimmers
- Compact square form factor - standard footprint for easy PCB integration
- Sealed cermet resistive element - stable performance and good wear resistance
- Top-adjust screw - accessible for calibration after board assembly
- Wide resistance range availability - part of the 3296W series (commonly available from 100Ω to 2MΩ)
- Circuit calibration and fine-tuning
- Voltage divider and reference adjustment circuits
- Audio equipment level control
Specifications
- Parameter
- Value
- Model
- 3296W
- Resistance
- 2M Ohm (2,000,000Ω)
- Adjustment
- 25-turn (multiturn) cermet element
- Tolerance
- ±10% (typical)
- Power Rating
- 0.5W
- Operating Temperature
- 55°C to +125°C (typical)
- Body Color
- Blue
- Mounting
- Through-hole, PCB pins
About this product
Product Description
The 3296W series is a widely used square-body multiturn trimmer potentiometer, valued for its precision adjustment capability in analog circuits. This 2M Ohm version uses a 25-turn cermet element, allowing fine, gradual resistance adjustment via a top-mounted adjustment screw - ideal for applications where accurate calibration is critical.
Housed in a compact blue plastic body with side or top pin configurations, the 3296W is a standard component in circuit prototyping, calibration circuits, and control panels.
Key Specifications
Parameter
Value
Model
3296W
Resistance
2M Ohm (2,000,000Ω)
Adjustment
25-turn (multiturn) cermet element
Tolerance
±10% (typical)
