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Pushbutton switches are used in a wide range of applications including control circuits, motor-driven equipment and automation systems. These switches are available in a variety of shapes, sizes and materials to suit the specific needs of each application.

One common type of pushbutton switch is the membrane switch. This switch consists of two layers of flexible plastic which are separated by an electrically conductive adhesive. When the two layers are pressed together, the adhesive completes an electrical connection and the switch activates. These switches are often used in appliances and handheld devices as a proximity switch or as a simple on/off toggle switch.

Another type of pushbutton switch used in control circuits is the rocker switch. It uses a single actuator, or rocker, to activate an internal switch mechanism. The rocker is pressed either in an up position or a down position, which completes the electrical circuit. These switches are widely used in household electronics, medical devices and other equipment requiring level control. These switches may also be used to control lights, motors and other automated systems.

Rotary switches are also used in a variety of applications. These switches use a rotating contact arm to connect two or more electrical contacts. Rotary switches are commonly used to select or adjust settings on equipment such as ovens and washing machines. They can also be used to control lighting, switches, doors and other devices.

Slide switches are often used to control the on/off state of a circuit. These switches feature a small sliding mechanism which is used to connect two electrical contacts. When the mechanism is moved, the circuit is completed and the switch activates. Slide switches are commonly used in audio equipment, video games and computers.

Pushbutton switches are also available in many different designs and materials. These switches include membrane switches, rocker switches, rotary switches, toggle switches and slide switches. All of these switches are available in a variety of shapes, sizes and materials, so it is important to select the switch which is most suitable for the application.

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