Potentiometers

1 Introduction 2 Install 3 Simulator Interface 4 Boards 5 Serial Communication 6 Backend Simulators 7 Tools 8 Oscilloscope 9 Spare Parts 9.1 Pin Alias 9.2 Inputs 9.2.1 ADXL345 (Accel) 9.2.2 BMP180 (Pressure I2C) 9.2.3 BMP280 (Pressure I2C) 9.2.4 DHT11 (Temp. Hum.) 9.2.5 DHT22 (Temp. Hum.) 9.2.6 DS1621 (Temperature I2C) 9.2.7 DS18B20 (Temperature) 9.2.8 Encoder 9.2.9 FM50 (Temperature) 9.2.10 Fixed Voltage 9.2.11 Gamepad 9.2.12 Gamepad (Analogic) 9.2.13 HX711 (Load Cell Amp) 9.2.14 Keypad 9.2.15 LDR 9.2.16 LM35 (Temperature) 9.2.17 MPU6050 9.2.18 Potentiometers 9.2.19 Potentiometers (Rotary) 9.2.20 Push Buttons 9.2.21 Push Buttons (Analogic) 9.2.22 SHT3X (Temp. Hum.) 9.2.23 Switches 9.2.24 Ultrasonic HC-SR04 9.3 Outputs 9.4 Others 9.5 Virtual 10 Troubleshooting 11 License A Online Simulator B Use with MPLABX C Creating New Boards

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9.2.18 Potentiometers

This part is formed by 4 potentiometers connected between 0 and 5 volts, the output is connected to the cursor and varies within this voltage range.

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