Digital Potentiometer and Rotary Encoder Direct Control X9C103

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Combines digital potentiometer and rotary encoder control of the X9C103 chip. Shows hardware integration and direct control methods without complex software.

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A 14-minute video from Gadget Reboot: “Digital Potentiometer and Rotary Encoder Direct Control X9C103”.

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Part of Digital Potentiometer Basics and Example Circuits

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