Looking for "through-hole" potentiometer

[mot]

Hi Everybody,

Im looking for a position sensing potentiometer that has a hole in it
where the shaft would be. It is an ordinary potentiometer but does not
have a shaft - it gets slipped onto a shaft. If any one could help me
locate such a thing I would be grateful.

Friendly Regards,
Mot

 

[TT_Man]

Hi Everybody,

Im looking for a position sensing potentiometer that has a hole in it
where the shaft would be. It is an ordinary potentiometer but does not
have a shaft - it gets slipped onto a shaft. If any one could help me
locate such a thing I would be grateful.

Friendly Regards,
Mot

Here's a start.....
http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/Passive+C...ICS/5150500304/displayProduct.jsp?sku=1174443

 

[Jamie]

Hi Everybody,

Im looking for a position sensing potentiometer that has a hole in it
where the shaft would be. It is an ordinary potentiometer but does not
have a shaft - it gets slipped onto a shaft. If any one could help me
locate such a thing I would be grateful.

Friendly Regards,
Mot

Use "Hollow shaft Potentiometers" with google.

 

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Use "Hollow shaft Potentiometers" with google.

These may be what you are looking for?

http://www.datasheetarchive.com/advancedsearch.php?t=0&q=Thru+hole+Potentiometer&manystr=

 

[TT_Man]

These may be what you are looking for?

http://www.datasheetarchive.com/advancedsearch.php?t=0&q=Thru+hole+Potentiometer&manystr=

I don't think so

 

[PopMed]

I don't think so - Hide quoted text -

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Perhaps this will help: http://www.vishay.com/docs/51047/p9.pdf
or searching for multi-gang potentiometer, multi-section
potentiometer. You might be able to get some samples of the
individual sections which appears to be what you are looking for.

If you just need one, here's a thought. Most older radios and tv sets
had mult-gang or at least resistance element plus power switch pots.
Look for the kind that mounted to a real chassis or panel with a real
mounting nut. These can often be dismantled removing the switch,
shaft or sections. The best would be a removable section where the
shaft itself isn't providing the wiper force. Try a local thrift
shop, TV repair shop (preferably one that has been around a while) or
friendly neighborhood ham radio operator (preferably one who has been
around a while). Hopefully you'll find the resistance value and taper
(linear?, audio?, reverse audio?) that you're looking for.

David