Potential divider to adjust volume and sensors

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A potential divider is a circuit configuration that uses resistors to divide voltage, which can be applied to adjust volume levels and sensor readings. Understanding its operation requires visualizing the circuit, often aided by diagrams that illustrate how voltage is distributed across resistors. Users expressed difficulty in conceptualizing and constructing circuits involving potential dividers, emphasizing the need for practical examples and clearer explanations. Resources like Wikipedia can provide foundational theory, but hands-on practice and specific questions can enhance understanding. Engaging with diagrams and practical applications is essential for mastering the concept of potential dividers in electronics.
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Can someone explain in depth ( in simple term) how potential divider is link to adjusting volume and sensors. Please share any digram if it ia helpful for me.

Thank you
 
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Gajan1234 said:
Can someone explain in depth ( in simple term) how potential divider is link to adjusting volume and sensors. Please share any digram if it ia helpful for me.

Thank you
Can you show us what you have been reading about this so far? What parts are confusing you? It will make it a lot easier for us to help you if you show us what you have been reading... :smile:
 
berkeman said:
Can you show us what you have been reading about this so far? What parts are confusing you? It will make it a lot easier for us to help you if you show us what you have been reading... :smile:
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I understand what the book says but i cannot imagine it and construct a circuit with potenial divider, and the uses of it as well. and i don't want to learn it as fact.
 
Gajan1234 said:
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I understand what the book says but i cannot imagine it and construct a circuit with potenial divider, and the uses of it as well. and i don't want to learn it as fact.
Well that's your problem! It's all sideways! :woot:

And with no diagrams. What diagrams have you been using to learn about resistor dividers and potentiometers and their uses?
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potentiometer

After reading everything in the above link, especially the theory of operation, try searching for answers to any questions.
Then, if you still have questions, post them here.
 
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