Hi All,
I know my resistor theory but this is just doing my head in so thought I'd ask the forum..
I have a 500Ω Pot and what I actually need is a 'resistor' which can be variable from 1520Ω-1660Ω. I'm thinking that with a series resistor of X value and another resistor in parallel to the pot of Y value I could possibly achieve this by making up a small circuit which represents a single resistor for all intents and purposes.. it's just that the math is doing my head in, simple I know.
appreciate any comment on what X and Y should be in order to make this work.!
Thanks in advance.
I know my resistor theory but this is just doing my head in so thought I'd ask the forum..
I have a 500Ω Pot and what I actually need is a 'resistor' which can be variable from 1520Ω-1660Ω. I'm thinking that with a series resistor of X value and another resistor in parallel to the pot of Y value I could possibly achieve this by making up a small circuit which represents a single resistor for all intents and purposes.. it's just that the math is doing my head in, simple I know.
appreciate any comment on what X and Y should be in order to make this work.!
Thanks in advance.