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The photographed item is a small PCB‑mount rotary potentiometer (a 3‑terminal variable resistor) with a plastic vertical shaft and through‑hole solder terminals. Visual cues: three terminals/pins for connection, threaded/plastic bushing and slotted plastic shaft typical of single‑turn pots or small panel/PCB potentiometers. These parts are used for manual adjustment of resistance (volume, contrast, trim, calibration) in electronic circuits.
Small, unbranded potentiometers like this are mass‑produced primarily in China by numerous contract manufacturers and component houses; similar parts are also made by established global manufacturers in Taiwan, Japan, and elsewhere. Because the pictured unit carries no marking or logo, it is best classified as a generic/commodity part typically sourced from Chinese contract factories, though identical designs are produced in multiple countries.
There is no visible brand on the part, so it is treated as unbranded/generic. Branded potentiometers (from companies such as Bourns, Murata, Alps, etc.) exist, but this specific item shows no manufacturer stamping or part number and is therefore not traceable to a single original company or ultimate owner.
If you need a direct replacement with defined electrical characteristics (resistance value, tolerance, taper, mechanical life), measure the part or install a part with a documented datasheet from a named manufacturer. Generic parts are cost‑effective but typically lack traceable origin/guarantees.
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