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Re: Potentiometers to the cRIO, what resistance?

Gents thank you for your speedy reply...

If I already have a 100k 10 turn pot that I may or may not have used in the past (2005) on a tower and it worked well, what is the difference between using that 100K ohm pot on the cRio vs. a 10K ohm pot?

Is one more noisy or more sensitive?

Clearly I am not an electrical engineer.
 


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