Talk:Digital potentiometer

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Citation help
I was reading this entry and noticed the "Citation needed" tag at the end of the "Design" paragraph regarding the existence of OTP (one time programmable) and programmable digital pots.

Here's a link to a source. Having not the experience nor the inclination to sort through the mess that is the "how to add citation" page, I'm going to leave the link and someone else can add the citation. https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/products/analog/data-converters/digital-potentiometers.html To quote the relevant section:

DIGITAL POTENTIOMETERS Digital potentiometers (digipots) are used to trim and scale analog signals. They provide an output resistance that is variable based on digital inputs and so are sometimes referred to as resistive digital-to-analog converters (RDACs).

Digipots are typically available with linear or logarithmic tap points. In addition, Maxim offers some further variations of the basic digipot. Nonvolatile digipots retain their last programmed wiper position when the power supply is switched off. OTP digpots set the wiper's power-on reset (POR) position to a user-defined value.

185.145.65.196 (talk) 21:36, 30 June 2017 (UTC) someone who wants to help, but who can't be bothered dealing with the twats that run this place in recent years