54A01104S-A01205S

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Rotary Switches

54A01104S-A01205S rotary switches are designed for all kinds of electronic applications. Their rotary movement actuators give them a wide range of uses, and their design makes them suitable for many application areas. These switches can be used to control voltage, current and pressure in industrial, automotive, instrumentation and consumer markets.

Application Fields

54A01104S-A01205S rotary switches are used in a wide range of applications, including industrial, automotive, instrumentation and consumer markets. Some of the major uses of these switches are:

• Industrial Application
  • Motor control
  • Variable speed control
  • Electrical power distribution
  • Electrical signal switching
• Automotive Application
  • Vehicle object control
  • Vehicle lighting control
  • Starter control switch
• Instrumentation Application
  • Analog signal control
  • Digital signal control
• Consumer Application
  • Home electronic space saving
  • Lighting control
  • Remote control

Working Principle

54A01104S-A01205S rotary switches operate using a common principle, where a rotating component is used to switch between two or more possible states. The engaging force from the rotary movement of the component to establish electrical contacts is what determines the capacity of the rotary switches. The component can be a disk, gear, or drum and the contacts that are used are either button contacts or a number of conductive wires.

Rotary switches also employ a variety of mechanisms to actuate the switch, including: push-button contact, toggle contact, continuous electrical contact, latching contact, momentary contact, and reed contact. The type of contact used is determined by the application and desired function. Push-button contact is the most common type, which is used in applications where the user needs to quickly switch between two or more possible states. Toggle contact, continuous electrical contact, and latching contact are used in applications requiring continuous switching. The momentary contact is used for applications that require a momentary change in state, such as for signaling purposes. The reed contact is best for applications that require high switching speed.

54A01104S-A01205S rotary switches come in various ratings and sizes to suit various applications. The switches come in single-pole and multi-pole configurations with open and sealed contacts. Different switches come with different mounting configurations, including panel mounting and card edge mounting. The switches also come with different actuators to make them suitable for various uses.

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