ALPS - 317969 handbook

This document is the specification of RS30111U potentiometer.


ALPS - 317969 handbook - cover page
Brand
ALPS
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
439 KB
Published
08 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document provides the technical specifications for the ALPS RS30111U slide potentiometer. It covers electrical characteristics such as overall resistance tolerance, rated power, voltage limits, dielectric strength, insulation resistance, and sliding life. Mechanical data include travel, operating and starting forces, sliding speed, stop strength, and lever play. Soldering guidelines and mounting details are also included.

The sheet is intended for designers and manufacturers who need precise performance data for integration of the potentiometer into electronic assemblies. It outlines recommended soldering temperatures, times, and flux specifications, as well as mounting hole dimensions and lever installation requirements.

What's inside

  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Mechanical Characteristics
  • Marking
  • Precautions in Use
  • Soldering Conditions
  • Mounting Hole Detail

Specifications

Overall resistance tolerance±20 %
Rated power0.1 Watts
Maximum operating voltageAC 150 V, DC 10 V
Sliding life test15 000 cycles
Operating force30–250 gf
Starting forceOperating force + 100 gf max
Sliding speed20 mm/s
Stop strength5 kgf at 5 mm from mounting surface
Resistance to soldering heat3 s max at 300 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the rated power of the RS30111U potentiometer?

The rated power is 0.1 Watts.

What are the maximum operating voltages for the RS30111U?

The maximum operating voltage is 150 V AC and 10 V DC.

How many sliding cycles is the RS30111U rated for?

It is rated for 15 000 sliding cycles.

What soldering temperature and time are recommended for the RS30111U?

Soldering should not exceed 300 °C for more than 3 seconds, or 260 °C for up to 5 seconds.

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