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Rotary Switches

A rotary switch is an electromechanical device that actuates an electrical circuit when it is manually operated. It consists of a movable contact arm, or rotor, which is connected to a series of contacts. As the rotor is turned, each contact is successively actuated, allowing the circuit through the switch to be completed. The 42H36-02-1-10N is an example of a rotary switch.

42H36-02-1-10N Application Field

The 42H36-02-1-10N is a miniature rotary switch with a range of applications. These include controlling mains power for light fixtures, radio antenna switches, PCB switches for computer keyboards and industrial control systems. It is available with various formats of the contact arms, making it suitable for many applications.

42H36-02-1-10N Working Principle

The 42H36-02-1-10N features a retractable ‘trip’ arm that is located on the side of the switch. This arm is connected to the rotor which turns and actuates the contact arms. When the switch is in the \'off\' position, the trip arm is extended, meaning that the contact arms do not move. To switch the device on, the user pushes in the trip arm and turns the rotor to the desired position. The contacts are then actuated, suing the combination of the rotor movement and the trip arm.

Conclusion

The 42H36-02-1-10N is a miniature rotary switch which can be used for applications such as controlling mains power for light fixtures, radio antenna switching, and industrial control systems. It features a retractable trip arm that is used to switch the device on and off by actuating the contact arms. In this way, the user can control the flow of electricity through the switch, allowing it to be used in a range of applications.

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