Working principle of the push button switch The operating force of the key switch is related to the state of the reed. The starting force is directly proportional to the compression distance of the reed. When the reed is compressed to 5% – 70%, the operating force suddenly decreases, accompanied by a “ticking” sound. There are generally two structures of turtle rubber switch. The operating force curve varies greatly with the geometry of the rubber block. Relative humidity: < 95% Rated voltage: 12V Rated current: 50mA Temperature: – 25 ~ 70 ℃
Usage ofthe push button switch Key switches are mainly used for color TV sets, black-and-white TV sets, audio equipment, video recorders, video cameras, computers, game consoles, fax machines, walkie talkies, batons, machine tool control devices, copying, printers, electronic instruments, meters and other household appliances.
In modern industrial automation, industrial push button switches are widely used in various equipment and systems as an important control element. They not only provide a simple and effective way of operation, but also play an important role in safety and reliability. This article will explore the definition, types and applications of industrial push button switches in […]
Push buttons come in various types and configurations, but broadly speaking, they can be categorized into two main types based on their electrical contacts and functions: Normally Open (NO) Push Button: In a normally open push button, the circuit is open (no electrical continuity) when the button is at rest or not pressed. When the button is […]
Push button light switches are usually safe under normal use conditions. The following analyzes their safety from multiple angles and provides relevant suggestions: 1. Safety analysis Design and structure: Mechanical structure: Push button switches usually use springs or lever mechanisms to open and close, and the design avoids the risk of electric shock. Its shell is mostly made […]
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