50CBP36-01B07N

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Rotary Switches

Rotary switches are an essential component of many electronic circuits and systems, providing switching capabilities and fine control in a variety of circuits, such as in switching power supplies and power management circuits. One example of a rotary switch is the 50CBP36-01B07N, which has a wide range of applications in a variety of fields.

The 50CBP36-01B07N is a two-pole, two-throw rotary switch with four positions, allowing it to be used as a two-way selector switch or as a momentary-contact switch. It has a longer lifespan than most other switches due to its higher switching threshold of over 50 million operations. The switch has a six-position terminal block and is supplied with interchangeable terminals for different power types and polarity settings. Additionally, the 50CBP36-01B07N is characterized over the full temperature range of -40 to +85 Celsius.

The 50CBP36-01B07N has a wide range of applications due to its versatility and high switching threshold. The switch can be used in a variety of settings, including automotive and security systems, communication and navigation systems, medical and laboratory equipment, and other types of power supplies and management. It can also be used as a manual manipulation switch, as well as in a variety of lighting applications.

The working principle of the 50CBP36-01B07N is fairly straightforward. When the switch is in the off position, electricity does not flow through the switch. When the switch is in the on position, electricity is allowed to flow through the switch and the switch will remain on until it is manually switched off. This makes the switch an ideal choice for controlling electricity in a wide variety of applications.

In summary, the 50CBP36-01B07N is a two-pole, two-throw rotary switch with four positions. It has a long life and can be used in a variety of settings, including automotive and security systems, communication and navigation systems, medical and laboratory equipment, and other types of power supplies and management. The switch operates on the principle of completing a circuit when switched on and interrupting the circuit when it is switched off.

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