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Toggle Switches

Toggle switches are simple switches with two or more switch positions and are classed as "momentary switches" because they only stay in the position they are switched to while they are being pushed. Toggle switches are used in a wide range of applications, from controlling a circuit in a car, to controlling lights in an aircraft cockpit.

The 5659AB toggle switch is a double-pole, double-throw switch. A double-pole switch has two separate connections at the same switch position and a double-throw switch has two separate sets of contact points at each switch position. The 5659AB switch is commonly used in higher-end electronics, such as computers and audio equipment. It is designed to provide reliable, long-term performance and to provide good electrical isolation between the two poles. It is also highly resistant to dust and moisture.

In terms of its application, the 5659AB toggle switch is typically used for power control in high-end electronics. For example, it is often used to turn on/off a circuit, or switch between different power modes. In addition, it can also be used to control the speed of a motor, control the brightness of a light, and control the level of voltage or current in a circuit. It is also commonly used to switch between different audio levels in audio equipment.

The working principle of the 5659AB toggle switch is simple. When the switch is pushed in its "on" or "off" position, the contacts make contact with one of the contacts on the switch. This contact then sends a signal to the circuit or device being controlled. Depending on the switch configuration, the signal can be used to turn the device on or off, or to select the power mode or speed of the device.

In summary, the 5659AB toggle switch is a reliable, long-term switch that is used to control power in higher-end electronics. It is a double-pole, double-throw switch, meaning it has two separate connections at each switch position. The switch is commonly used to turn a circuit on or off, switch between different power modes, control the speed of a motor, or control the brightness of a light. The working principle of the switch is simple – the switch makes contact with one of two contacts, and this contact sends a signal to the device being controlled.

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