multiturn
- noun
- Specialized
- Setting the dimmer switch is easier with a multiturn knob that allows for precise light adjustments.
Examples
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The cell's internal resistance was obtained by connecting a multiturn precision potentiometer to the cell's output while maintaining a fixed input current to the LED.
Academic text (1995) -
The teacher in Lesson 8 sustained a multiturn transitional TLI, but others closed off this opportunity after a few turns.
Academic text (2015) -
The technician adjusted the settings using a multiturn potentiometer for fine-tuning the audio device.
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To accurately measure the voltage, we connected a multiturn rotary encoder that required several full rotations.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multiturn is a device name made from multi- 'many' and turn 'to turn', so it means a device you must turn several full times to move through its whole range.