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Wiring an Analog Sensor to Drivers Station
In order to wire an analog sensor to the drivers station, in this case a potentiometer, do I need any type of resister between the sensor and the drivers station.
Thank you for any help you can provide, DavidB |
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21-02-2009, 14:33
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Re: Wiring an Analog Sensor to Drivers Station
A pot is a variable resistor, so no you do not need another resistor as part of the wiring.
+5v to one end, ground to the other end, and signal to the wiper. |
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