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Pushbutton switches have been in use for many years, serving a variety of purposes. They are very useful in providing simple on/off operations in many appliances and industrial machinery. The 1241.7032.1110000 application field and working principle of pushbutton switches refers to the specific type of switches used in industrial equipment and robots.

A pushbutton switch is also known as a momentary contact switch. It typically has a button or knob that can be pushed or turned to open or close a circuit. When the button or knob is pressed, the switch opens to complete the circuit. When released, the switch closes to disconnect the circuit. Pushbutton switches are available in a variety of sizes and configurations. Manufacturers also offer different contact ratings and contact configurations, making them suitable for different operating conditions and types of circuits. Pushbutton switches can be used to control a wide range of electrical devices, including lights, motors, pumps, and valves.

The 1241.7032.1110000 application field and working principle refers specifically to micro switches. These small switches are typically used as limit switches in robot joints, allowing the robot to accurately determine its position in space. A micro switch typically has two or three connections and a movable actuator. When the actuator moves, it closes one contact while opening the other. This motion causes the connection to be made and broken, completing and disconnecting the circuit. Micro switches are available in a number of configurations, with different actuator shapes and connections.

The 1241.7032.1110000 application field and working principle also refer to special mechanical relays. These relays are used to switch higher currents and/or voltages than can be normally handled by a switch. When the switch is activated, a mechanical relay makes an electric connection between two points that are insulated from each other and can handle higher currents than a switch. These relays are commonly used in industrial machinery and control panels.

Pushbutton switches are used in a wide range of applications, from small appliances to industrial machinery. Their 1241.7032.1110000 application field and working principle refer specifically to the type of switch used in industrial processes, robots and other operations. The switch can be configured to open and close a circuit, allowing electricity to flow in the circuit. In addition, special mechanical relays can be used to switch higher currents and voltages than can be normally handled by a switch.

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