50A36-01-1-08S

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Introduction to Rotary Switches

Rotary switches are a family of electrical switches in which a circular contact rotates in order to make or break an electrical connection. They are used in industrial and consumer electronics applications to control the selection of functions, with each position of the switch configured to enable a different interface or electrical circuit. Rotary switches are available with single, two and more poles, and can be equipped with up to two independent wipers to route signals between different contacts.

50A36-01-1-08S

The 50A36-01-1-08S is a rotary switch, available in single and two-pole configurations. It is rated for 24V DC operation, with a maximum current capacity of 10A.

50A36-01-1-08S Application Field

The 50A36-01-1-08S rotary switch is typically used in industrial and consumer electronics to select between different functions and routes. It is also used for motor control applications where its 10A rating makes it suitable for use in large and powerful machines.

50A36-01-1-08S Working Principle

The 50A36-01-1-08S rotary switch consists of a rotating circular contact connected to the rotor, and a fixed contact connected to the stator. When the rotor turns, it rotates the circular contact which makes or breaks the electrical connection with the fixed contact. This enables the user to select different functions and circuits, depending on how far the rotor has turned. The 50A36-01-1-08S also includes two independent wipers connected to the rotor, which can be used to route signals to different contacts as needed.

Conclusion

The 50A36-01-1-08S rotary switch is a robust, high quality switch designed for long-term use. It is rated for up to 24V DC operation, with a maximum current rating of 10A, making it suitable for use in industrial and consumer applications as well as for motor control purposes. By connecting the rotary switch to the rotor, a circular contact can be rotated to make or break an electrical connection, enabling the user to select between different functions and circuits as needed. It also features two independent wipers which can be used to route signals between different contacts.

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