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1.15.210.101/2201 Application Field and Working Principle

Pushbutton switches are commonly used for a variety of applications. These include electrical switch control and manual control of machines, motor controls, and light signaling. Pushbutton switches can also be used to control a variety of electrical devices such as lights, fans, pumps, and solenoids. There are a wide range of types and sizes of pushbutton switches.

Pushbutton switches typically consist of a button and contact system. The button is designed to be pushed and held in a specific direction to complete the circuit, allowing the flow of power through the connected system. The contact system is a series of metal contacts that are contained in a metal casing, usually made of plastic or metal. These contacts are designed to complete a circuit when the button is pushed down, and un-complete the circuit when the button is released.

A 1.15.210.101/2201 application field are the low-current pushbutton switches, which are specifically designed to be used in sensitive electronic circuits. These switches are often used in military applications or in other industrial areas which require a high degree of resistance to vibration and shock. The low-current switch construction allows the use of less current than other types of pushbutton switches.

The working principle of the low-current pushbutton switch is similar to other types of switches. It consists of two parts; a micro-switch and a contact system. When a user pushes the button, the micro-switch is activated and it completes a circuit, allowing the flow of current through the contacts. When the button is released, the micro-switch deactivates, and the contact system opens allowing the current to be cut off.

These types of switches are typically available in a variety of sizes and contact ratings, as well as a range of colors and materials. They can be mounted on a printed circuit board or directly to a panel or surface. Pushbutton switches are an ideal solution for a wide range of applications, and the low-current type is perfect for sensitive electronic circuits that require low current ratings.

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