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  1. - 22nd August 2006, 23:47 #1
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    Hello. I want to measure a Potentiometer's value by using POT.

    Between 43K and 13K I want 256 subdivisions.

    These capacitors are available at present. Some of them more often other ones less.

    Which one(/s in case of parallel or in series) could I use for this purpose ?

    Is it always true that I have to increase the Resistor's or capacitor's value to achieve a "match" ?
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