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Noumenon said:how can I make a circuit where the 100k potentiometer controls a 50k potentiometer?
hantto said:Paralelconnect a 100k ohm resistor with it (or 50k from each pin to wiper) this will be almost like a 100kohm pot
how can I make a circuit where the 100k potentiometer controls a 50k potentiometer?
it's hard sometimesJoel Rainville said:Glad to see you guys understand each other :lol:
Me neither, I want the reverse. 100k acting like 50kJoel Rainville said:But still, I don't see how you can assume he's trying to make a 50k pot act like a 100k one.
hantto said:Paralelconnect a 100k ohm resistor with it (or 50k from each pin to wiper) this will be almost like a 100kohm pot
hantto said:Paralelconnect a 100k ohm resistor with it [...] this will be almost like a 50kohm pot
hantto said:50k from each pin to wiper) this will be almost like a 50kohm pot
EDITED - typo
hantto said:Motivate please. Show your calculations so that I may understand, opposed to "BLEEEP! WROOONG!"
checkmate said:It's the same principle. Putting 2 non-linear variable resistances in series is not going to make them linear. All the configurations shown are non-linear.
hantto said:Totally from high to low the resistanse would equal 50k, because there is two 50k resistors on series which equal 100k