multiturn
- adjective
- /ˈmʌltiˌtɜrn/
- Specialized
- A multiturn potentiometer allows for more precise adjustments than a single-turn version.
Examples
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Some advanced dials are designed to be multiturn for fine-tuning settings in electronic equipment.
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The engineer recommended using a multiturn valve for better control of the flow rate.
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The multiturn switch allows for precise adjustments.
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Is this a multiturn control system?
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A multiturn potentiometer allows for more precise adjustments than a single-turn version.
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The engineer recommended using a multiturn valve for better control of the flow rate.
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Some advanced dials are designed to be multiturn for fine-tuning settings in electronic equipment.
Synonyms
Happening over more than one cycle in a computer or machine
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multiturn joins multi- meaning 'many' and turn meaning 'to turn'. So it describes something that works over more than one full turn, like a dial you must turn several times for finer control.