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Hi,
haven't come across this before, but I have a unit with several datapots. They aren't the usual square wave out things, they have 4 connections, and the outputs output a varying analogue output from the (eg 5v) input. for clarity, 2 pins are 5v and ground. The 2 outputs output 0 - 5v sinewaves when turned, 90 degrees apart I think, so direction can be determined. Don't even know what these are called, and haven't found anything similar so far. They are the size of a typical 6mm shaft clicky datapot from Alps or Bourns, but obviously don't click, or have any discrete steps at all. Unit in question is: https://www.long-mcquade.com/134528/ Cheers, Gareth. |
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