10K Potentiometer / Linear Volume Control – B Type – Straight Pin – 6mm Knob 🎛️

The 10K Linear Volume Control is a versatile potentiometer designed for precise control in audio and electronic applications. As a B Type potentiometer, it provides linear resistance variation, making it ideal for applications like tone control, volume control, and electronic experimentation. With its straight pins and 6mm knob, this potentiometer fits directly onto a breadboard for rapid prototyping.

🔑 Key Features

✅ Linear Variation (B Type):
Provides a linear change in resistance, ideal for precision control tasks.

✅ Straight Pins:
Fits easily into PCBs and breadboards for quick setup.

✅ 6mm Knob:
Compact and ergonomic, suitable for fine manual adjustments.

✅ 10K Ohm Resistance:
Widely used value for audio and control circuits, including with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers.

✅ Versatile Use:
Perfect for tone controls, volume adjustments, signal modulation, and general experimentation.

🎯 Applications

🎧 Audio Systems:
Ideal for volume and tone control in amplifiers, mixers, and speaker systems.

🔧 Electronic Projects:
Suitable for use in test circuits, learning kits, and DIY electronics.

🎛️ Control Panels:
Used in creating custom knobs for user interfaces and feedback systems.

📡 Signal Adjustment:
Enables tuning in sensor circuits, analog input variation, and variable resistive loads.

❓ Why Choose This Potentiometer?

• Precision Control: Linear taper offers consistent and predictable adjustment.

• Easy to Use: Straight pins and compact knob make integration simple.

• Breadboard-Compatible: Quick prototyping without soldering.

• Durable Design: Built with quality materials for extended use.

📦 Order Now and Add Precise Control to Your Projects! 🚀

Whether you’re building a stereo system, creating a robotic arm, or prototyping a sensing circuit, the 10K Linear Volume Control potentiometer is a reliable and essential component.

Learn more about potentiometers:
👉 Wikipedia – Potentiometer
👉 How to Use a Potentiometer – SparkFun Guide