71AF36-10-1-10N-C

Actuator Type:	Flatted (3.17mm Dia)
Operating Force:	2.880 ~ 23gfm
Panel Cutout Dimensions:	--
Depth Behind Panel:	76.28mm
Features:	--
Termination Style:	PC Pin
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount, Through Hole, Right Angle
Contact Finish:	--
Contact Material:	Silver Alloy
Angle of Throw:	36°
Actuator Length:	9.53mm
Series:	71
Voltage Rating - DC:	30V
Voltage Rating - AC:	115V
Current Rating:	250mA (AC/DC)
Contact Timing:	Non-Shorting (BBM)
Circuit per Deck:	SP10T
Number of Poles per Deck:	1
Number of Decks:	10
Index Stops:	Continuous
Number of Positions:	10
Part Status:	Active

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Rotary Switches

Rotary switches are handy components used to switch between multiple circuits. The most common form of rotary switch is the 71AF36-10-1-10N-C, a generic 10-pole, 10-position rotary switch. These switches are used in a wide variety of applications, and can also be used to implement a variety of electronic design solutions.

Rotary Switches: History and Basics

Rotary switches have been around since the early 20th century. The first versions were mechanical and used to open and close electrical contacts. In the 1940s, electronic rotary switches were developed and refined, bringing the design into the modern era.Today\'s rotary switches are available in a variety of forms, from dust-tight sealed switches to waterproof models designed for wet environments. The 71AF36-10-1-10N-C is a simple rotary switch without any additional features or enhancements. It features 10 positions, each of which can switch between multiple circuits.In a nutshell, the job of a rotary switch is to allow multiple circuits to be connected together. Each pole on the switch connects to a particular circuit, and the positions are used to choose which circuits will be connected. For example, a 7-position rotary switch might be used to choose between 7 speakers, each one connected to a separate circuit.

71AF36-10-1-10N-C Application Field and Working Principle

The 71AF36-10-1-10N-C is a standard 10-pole, 10-position rotary switch. It is most commonly used as a selector switch in applications where multiple signals or operations need to be selected from a range of choices.The 71AF36-10-1-10N-C consists of 10 poles and 10 positions. Each pole is connected to an individual circuit, so when the switch is flipped to a particular position, the circuits connected to that position are connected. The switch can also be used in combination with other switches, allowing for more complex circuits to be created.For example, a 71AF36-10-1-10N-C switch might be used in a medical device to choose which device controls are displayed on a monitor. The switch can be rotated to a certain position to select which controls will be displayed.The 71AF36-10-1-10N-C is also well-suited for use in electronic test equipment. For example, it can be used to select which test is being performed, or which parameter is being monitored. It can also be used to select which input and output ports a device is connected to.The 71AF36-10-1-10N-C is not only used in a range of applications, but is also a cost-effective and flexible solution for creating custom circuit designs. By combining several switches together, complex circuits can be designed with minimal effort. The 71AF36-10-1-10N-C also allows for easy troubleshooting, since each position allows for a different circuit to be tested.

Conclusion

The 71AF36-10-1-10N-C is a versatile, cost-effective rotary switch. It can be used in a variety of applications, from selecting which device controls are displayed on a monitor to selecting which test is being performed on electronic test equipment. By combining several switches together, complex circuits can be created quickly and easily. The 71AF36-10-1-10N-C is an invaluable tool for anyone looking to add custom circuits to their design.

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