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.
Push button switch mainly refers to light touch key switch, also known as light touch switch. The Push button switch is an electronic switch, belonging to the category of electronic components, which first appeared in Japan [called: sensitive switch]. When it is used, it puts pressure on the operation direction of the switch to meet the conditions […]
The difference between a touch switch and a button switch“Self-locking” means that the switch can maintain a certain state through the locking mechanism, and “light touch” means the amount of force used to operate the switch.Generally speaking, mechanical switches may be distinguished as follows:Switches are divided into knob type, toggle type and button type in terms […]
Precautions for using button switchesThere is a big difference between the button switch capabilities in AC and DC circuits, and the control capacity is very low in DC applications. This is mainly because DC does not have a zero point like AC, so it is difficult to eliminate the arc once it occurs, and the arc […]
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