
BOURNS 3386 Series 20kΩ cermet trimmer potentiometer, single turn, top adjust, through-hole mount. For precise circuit calibration.
The BOURNS 3386 Series is a versatile range of cermet, through-hole trimming potentiometers designed for reliable circuit adjustments across a broad spectrum of electronic equipment. As a single-turn device, it allows for precise calibration and fine-tuning in applications where space and stability are key considerations.
Constructed with a durable cermet element, this trimmer potentiometer offers excellent long-term performance and stability. The top-adjustment type provides convenient access for adjustment during or after assembly, making it suitable for a variety of PCB layouts. Its compact 3/8-inch square footprint ensures it can be integrated into densely packed circuits without issue.
Key Features & Specifications
This component is an essential part of any engineer's toolkit for prototyping, testing, and production, where precise resistance values are critical to circuit performance.
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