807-22-001-10-014101

Series:	807
Part Status:	Active
RoHS Status:	RoHS Compliant
Material:	Copper Alloy
Plating:	Gold
Plating - Thickness:	20µin (0.51µm)
Mounting Type:	Through Hole

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Contacts, Spring Loaded and Pressure

Contacts, both spring loaded and pressure, are the connection between two different electronic points. Contacts can be found in almost any kind of circuit. They can be used for different types of transistors, resistors, switches, relays and many other electronic components. The application field of the 807-22-001-10-014101 device is a 3-way switch device, rated 20 mA continuous duty, with an actuation voltage of 125 volts AC. It is spring-loaded, meaning that it requires a bit of force to make it contact. It can be used to control low power AC and DC circuits, commonly used to control devices such as lamps or motors.The working principle of a contact is as follows: An electrical signal is generated when two conducting surfaces are brought into contact. This can be either two metal surfaces, as seen in switches, or two surfaces of a semiconductor, such as two transistors. When the two surfaces make contact, a voltage is generated. Depending on the type of contact, the voltage may be increased or decreased.In the case of a spring-loaded contact, the voltage generated is increased as the contact is closed. When the contact is pushed open, the voltage decreases. This increase and decrease of voltage is what is used to control the devices being switched. For example, when a light bulb is turned on, the voltage is increased, turning the bulb on. When it is turned off, the voltage is decreased, turning the bulb off.For pressure contacts, the working principle is slightly different. Pressure contacts work by applying force to the contact, which causes a change in the voltage. When the voltage is increased, it causes the right contacts to open, which then allows current to flow, and so the device is turned on. When the pressure is removed, the voltage decreases, resulting in the contacts to close, which then interrupts the current flow, turning off the device. Contacts, whether spring-loaded or pressure, are a fundamental component of all circuits. Without them, it would be impossible to control any electrical device. The 807-22-001-10-014101 device is a spring-loaded contact, making it simple to control low power AC and DC circuits.

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