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Snap action limit switches are electromechanical devices used to detect motion and make or break an electrical circuit. A limit switch is a robust and reliable switch designed to give precise position feedback for machine automation. Limit switches can control the positioning, alignment and acceleration of a mechanical component, as well as controlling the speed of a process.

The principle of limit switch operation is simple. The limit switch contains one or more contact points which are connected with an electrical circuit that is powered by an external source. When an object or machine element exceeds the predetermined limit, it triggers an electrical contact inside the limit switch which in turn makes an electrical connection and sets off the electrical circuit.

Limit switches are typically used to detect the presence of an object, such as a hand, a part, or a conveyor. The contacts of the switch may either make or break the connection, depending on the type of switch and its application. When used in industrial processes, the limit switch is usually set to detect certain movement within a predetermined range, or when pressure is applied from an external source.

83262016 application fields of limit switches are extremely varied and range from hardwired to wireless control systems, from speed and position control systems to security systems. In manufacturing, for instance, limit switches can be used to detect the presence of a part on a production line and actuate a device accordingly. They can also help to monitor movement in a factory and detect when a production robot has completed its task.

In the automotive industry, limit switches can be used to detect whether an obstacle is detected while driving, such as a wall in an underground garage, and actuate the brake system accordingly. In security systems, limit switches are often used to detect the presence of a person or object in a room and activate an alarm. Limit switches can also be used to open and close windows, as well as to trigger an automated door or gate system.

The working principle of a limit switch is quite simple. When a connected object reaches its limit, the switch will open or close the circuit, activating or deactivating the connected mechanism. Limit switches are designed for quick and accurate operation, and their use promotes accurate and reliable measurement and management of a variety of processes.

Limit switches can also be used to enable or disable a given electromechanical system, depending on current conditions. For example, a limit switch may be connected to a motor that runs on a conveyor belt. When the switch is activated, the motor will turn on, causing the belt to move forward. When the conveyor reaches its limit, the switch will turn off, disabling the motor and stopping the belt.

In short, limit switches are extremely versatile and can be used in many different types of applications. They provide a reliable, efficient, and flexible way of detecting and controlling motion and other processes. As such, limit switches are becoming increasingly popular in industrial, automotive, and security applications.

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