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    Heads up to the next guy that looks at these taper B 10K pots.

    They are not completely straight linear, they have a slight curve at the 25% and 75% curve.

    They are between the taper B3 and B4 on page 4:

    https://www.bourns.com/docs/Product-Datasheets/PTL.pdf


    These are NOT taper B1. They sure are smooth though.
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    Why would one need such a curve?

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    Audio mixers use them. Something about how the human ear works.
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    Any audio volume control will use logarithmic curve. Any tone control and balance uses linear as far as I know.

    A mixer should also use log curve since it controls volume.

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    I don't know.

    I bought a bunch of those Behringers thinking linear meant linear.

    Apparently I was wrong. Sometimes it means "nearly" linear.
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    Is it a serious problem for your project? If yes, maybe you can calibrate it with software.

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    It is. People expect engine rpm to rise with throttle input.

    I could, but I shouldn't have to. I'm waiting for a reply from bourns on an ordinary linear slide pot.
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