[sdiy] All Electronics Trip
Theo
t.hogers at home.nl
Tue Oct 23 23:01:38 CEST 2001
Seems I stand corrected.
The run of the mill Radiohm and Piher pots I get here are A=lin.
Omeg follows this rule as well.
However it seems these are the exceptions and most manufactures mark as
A=log.
And then there are the odd cases of some Cliff and Bourns pots where no
A/B mark is present. But either log and lin tapers have a different order
number
or no marking is used on the most common taper for that type pot,
which could either be lin or log...
Theo
From: James Husted <james at ersatzplanet.com>
> on 10/23/01 6:00 AM, Atom 'Smasher' at atom at suspicious.org wrote:
>
> >> No most common is A for linear and B for log (audio)
> > ===========================
>
> This is definitely wrong for ALPS pots and most of the Asian pots that
I've
> ever had to deal with. I have posted a page on my sit with the taper
> Drawings used by the pots made by Alps and Noble the most common of the
> Asian made Pots. I think that Panasonic and others use these tapers as
well
> as these are the JIS standards. The page is at:
>
> http://www.ersatzplanet.com/Pages/Alps-Taper.html
>
> As you can see all the "B" variations are linear and the "A" are audio,
and
> the "C" are reverse audio.
>
> Hope this helps and doesn't add to the confusion. When it doubt, ask the
> manufacturer or get out the OHM meter.
>
> --
> James Husted The ErsatZ Planet
> james at ersatzplanet.com www.ersatzplanet.com
>
> "Welcome to the first day of the rest of your money."
>
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