100DP5T2B1M2REH Switches

Series:	100
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Circuit:	DPDT
Switch Function:	On-Off-Mom
Current Rating:	0.4VA (AC/DC)
Voltage Rating - AC:	20V
Voltage Rating - DC:	20V
Actuator Type:	Standard Round
Actuator Length:	5.08mm
Illumination:	Non-Illuminated
Illumination Type, Color:	--
Illumination Voltage (Nominal):	--
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Termination Style:	PC Pin
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	Circular - 6.35mm Dia
Bushing Thread:	1/4-40
Ingress Protection:	--
Features:	Epoxy Sealed Terminals
Operating Temperature:	-30°C ~ 85°C
Actuator Material:	Brass, Chrome Plated
Electrical Life:	40,000 Cycles

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Toggle Switches: Application Field and Working Principle

Toggle switches are a common type of manual actuator that can be used to control the flow of energy, such as electricity and fuel, or to signal the presence or absence of a signal. It is characterized by a lever or rocker arm which can be moved from one position to another. The two basic types of toggle switches are single-pole toggle switches and double-pole toggle switches.

Single-Pole Toggle Switches

Single-pole toggle switches are the most common type of toggle switches used for home and industrial applications. They are connected by a single wire or cord to a single circuit. In the simplest single pole switch, there is a single switch contact that can be opened or closed by moving a lever or toggle arm.

Double-Pole Toggle Switches

Double-pole toggle switches are slightly more complex than single-pole switches but provide more control. They have two independent circuits which can be operated together or separately by the switch lever. This allows them to be used to control the on/off status of two circuits at the same time.

Application Field

Toggle switches are most commonly used in home and industrial settings. In a home, they are commonly used to control lights, fans, and other appliances. In industrial settings, they are primarily used to control machinery and electrical circuits.

Working Principle

Toggle switches are electro-mechanical devices that use mechanical movement to open or close an electrical connection. When the toggle switch is pressed down or flipped up, a spring inside it compresses and then releases, creating a circuit connection, which allows electricity to flow through the switch. When the toggle switch is released, the spring compresses again, breaking the circuit, and electricity no longer flows.

Types of Toggle Switches

There are several types of toggle switches, depending on their features and application. Common types include rocker switches, snap action switches, pull chain switches, mercury switches, illuminated switches, and thermostatic switches. Each type has a specific purpose and can be used for a variety of applications.

Advantages of Toggle Switches

Toggle switches are usually the first choice for controlling the operating currents of electric circuits. This is because they are robust and reliable, providing a simple and cost-effective method of controlling large currents. They also have a very long life cycle, as long as 10 million operations, making them very efficient and durable.

Disadvantages of Toggle Switches

Toggle switches are not suitable for applications with high-frequency signals as the mechanical parts of the switch can become damaged if it is operated at too high frequencies. Additionally, toggle switches are not suitable for applications with extremely low voltage and current requirements as their switching action generates electrical noise and generates heat.

Conclusion

Toggle switches are one of the most commonly used types of manual actuators. They are used in a wide range of applications, from home to industrial settings. They are robust and reliable, providing a simple and cost-effective method of controlling large currents. However, they are not suitable for applications with high-frequency signals or extremely low voltage and current requirements.

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