2023年10月2日 · Are you struggling to figure out the difference between A and B Potentiometers? If so, look no further! This blog post delivers an in-depth discussion of what sets A and B …

Linear Pots (B pots) linearly enhance and decrease signals. (1 on your control knob represents 10%, 5 equals 50%, and so on). Many individuals prefer a linear pot for volume control …

2019年1月22日 · A pot can be used for volume or tone. The A or B refers to the taper, and people have different theories about which is best for volume or tone: A = Audio Taper

2015年3月26日 · Re: Alpha Pots: A or B for Volume / Tone ? I prefer log for volume and lin for tone. Since you have both, try them both in different combos and see which you prefer .

2017年8月20日 · The general convention for pots is that A is an audio/log taper and B is linear. For smooth control of volume, you should always use an A type audio/log taper pot. Using a …

2009年4月23日 · What's the difference between potentiometer type A and B? And the one that's the most used for audio? Do you mean the diffrence between linear and logaritmic …

2024年8月16日 · Most potentiometers you find will either be labeled A (logarithmic) or B (linear). Here's what that means and when to use what.

2009年8月24日 · 500k "A" would denote an audio taper pot, and the "B" suffix would denote a linear taper pot. The only difference is the taper of the pot, or "how gradually it rolls off". Most …

Linear pots are called "B" and audio pots are called A or audio taper pot, but sometimes text can be unknown or hard to see so I also show you how to test it with a Ohm resistor measurement...

2007年7月19日 · The author states that a type "A" pot is a LINEAR one and that a type "B" pot is LOGarithmic. He further states that logarithmic pots are to be preferred for both volume and …