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What does a potentiometer do?

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What are linear displacement transducers?

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What is photosensitive transducer?

A photovoltaic transducer is simply another name for a solar panel. A transducer changes one energy to another in this case light energy to electrical energy. The two most common type of photovoltaic transducers are silicon and selenium.