09A30-02-1-10S

Rotary Switches

A rotary switch is a switch in which the contacts are changed when the shaft is rotated in either direction. The contact points are spaced around the circumference of the switch, with the shaft passing through the center. The shape of the switch is somewhat like a cylinder, with the contact points lying in a plane that passes through the length of the cylinder. Rotary switches are used in applications where multiple inputs need to be selected in a limited amount of space or when rapid selection of inputs is required.

09A30-02-1-10S Application Field and Working Principle

The 09A30-02-1-10S rotary switch is a versatile switch suited for use in many applications. With its 10 poles and 10 contacts, it is suitable for use in motor control, switching circuits, and other applications where a large number of contacts is required. In addition, the switch can be configured with a variety of latching mechanisms to allow for rapid selection of multiple inputs.

The working principle of the 09A30-02- 1-10Su rotary switch is based on the fact that, when the knob is turned, the contact points on the circumference of the switch move, picking up connection and disconnecting other connections as it passes. Depending on the type of latching mechanism used, the contacts can be held in the engaged position when the switch is turned, or the contacts can be released when the switch is turned back again, disconnecting the contacts.

The switch is operated by turning the knob or cam on the side of the switch. The cam can have different configurations such as a continuous cam with a single opening to select the input, or a cam with multiple slots for rapid selection of inputs. In addition, the switch can be configured with a variety of latching mechanisms, such as a spring-loaded detent, to retain the contacts in the engaged position.

The 09A30-02-1-10S rotary switch is a versatile tool for controlling multiple inputs in a limited amount of space or quickly selecting multiple inputs. With its wide range of latching mechanisms, the switch is suitable for use in many applications, from motor control to switching circuits.