13AT100

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Toggle switches are commonplace components used in many applications and devices. Switches are employed to activate, deactivate or control electric circuits. One of the most popular toggle switches in the market is the 13AT100 switch, a miniature snap-action switch.

Features of the 13AT100 Toggle Switch

• Is a single-pole, single-throw (SPST) switch
• Bridge type contact system facilitates reliable switching
• Can withstand currents of up to 1A processing
• Rated for 250VAC, 125VDC and 10 watts maximum
• Features two lugs for easy mounting
• Robust dielectric strength ratings
• Comes in a range of sizes, from miniature to subminiature
• Fits into small spaces

Applications of the 13AT100 Toggle Switch

The 13AT100 toggle switch offers reliable performance in a wide variety of electrical and electronic circuits. Thanks to its low profile, it can be easily mounted in cramped areas and can withstand temperatures ranging from 0°C to 70°C without damage. Some of the most common applications of the 13AT100 are:

• Household appliances and consumer electronics, such as toasters, TVs and radios.
• Industrial and commercial equipment, such as vending machines and conveyor belts.
• Automatic controls, such as fire alarm systems and flood lights.
• Computer input/output devices, such as keyboards and mouse.
• Telecommunications equipment, such as routers and modems.

Working Principle of the 13AT100 Toggle Switch

The 13AT100 switch is an SPST (single-pole, single-throw) switch, meaning it has only one pole, which is connected to a single connection point. When the switch is in the “off” position, the connection is open, meaning electricity will not flow through the switch. When the switch is in the “on” position, the connection is closed and electricity will flow through the switch.

The 13AT100 switch is a snap-action switch, which means that it has a quick and reliable action when it is activated. This is achieved by using a bridge mechanism that uses magnets and springs to actuate the switch. The 13AT100 switch uses a self-cleaning, three-pole contact bridge, which provides secure and reliable contact until it is actuated. The action is extremely fast, so the switch can react quickly to changes in the circuit.

The 13AT100 switch also features silver alloy contacts and a rugged dielectric strength, which gives it a longer operating life and more reliable performance. It also has two lugs for mounting, so it can be easily installed into enclosures or boards.

Conclusion

The 13AT100 toggle switch is a highly reliable and durable switch that can be used in a wide range of applications. Thanks to its snap-action mechanism, low profile design and robust dielectric strength ratings, the 13AT100 is able to provide reliable switching performance in any environment.

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