potentiometer

See also: Potentiometer

English

Alternative forms

potentiometre (nonstandard, rare)

Noun

potentiometer (plural potentiometers)

(electronics) A user-adjustable three-terminal variable resistor that can be used as a voltage divider.
(physics) An instrument that measures a voltage by opposing it with a precise fraction of a known voltage, and without drawing current from the unknown source. [from late 19th c.]

Related terms

Translations

user-adjustable variable resistor

Arabic: مقياس الجهد الانزلاقي
Chinese:

Mandarin: 电位器 (zh) (diàn wèi qì)

Czech: potenciometr m
Dutch: potentiometer (nl) m, potmeter (nl) m
Finnish: potentiometri (fi)
French: potentiomètre (fr) m
German: Potentiometer (de) n
Greek: ποτενσιόμετρο (el) n (potensiómetro), ρυθμιστής τάσης m (rythmistís tásis)
Hebrew: מד מתח (he) m (mad métakh), פוטנציומטר m (potentsiyométer)
Hungarian: potenciométer (hu)
Italian: reostato (it) m
Japanese: ポテンショメータ (potenshomēta)
Korean: 가변저항 (gabyeonjeohang)
Polish: potencjometr (pl)
Portuguese: potenciômetro (pt) m
Russian: потенциометр (ru) m (potenciometr)
Serbo-Croatian: потенциометар (potenciometar)
Spanish: potenciómetro m
Thai: please add this translation if you can
Vietnamese: biến trở (vi), chiết áp (vi)

instrument that measures a voltage

Italian: potenziometro (it) m
Japanese: 電位差計 (den'isakei)
Malay: potensiometer

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Irish: ^{(please verify)} poitéinsiméadar m

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