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Potentiometric Error Detector
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Backed by a rich industrial experience, we have carved a niche in the industry for exporting and supplying Potentiometric Error Detector. Potentiometric Error Detector is used during the study of potentiometer as error detector element.This Potentiometric Error Detector comes with two full 360° rotation servo-potentiometers with 1o degree resolution. Details To study of potentiometer as error detector element. Two Full 360o rotation servo-potentiometers with 1o degree resolution. IC regulated DC excitation for both potentiometers. AC excitation at 400 Hz approx. Built in demodulator circuit. 3½ digit DVM for carrying measurements. IC regulated power supply for rest of the circuitry. Users manual and patch cords. 220V mains operated.
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