Hi folks, im new to electronics.. We have a project to create a tool to measure lead content in water... one of the main material to be use is potentiostat... when i search for it.. they just give me the schematic diagram of it.. is it the same with potentiometer?? Thanks, Kenster

Difference of potentiostat to potentiometer?

runaway_pancake October 21, 2012, 3:14am 3

A rheostat is a variable resistor, one fixed terminal and one movable contact.

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