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Snap Action and Limit Switches are two of the most popular components used in 83265023 application fields. As their names suggest, these switches act as a physical barrier to limit the amount of current, voltage or other electric field that a circuit can deliver. By doing so, the components protect the entire system from harm and allow the equipment to operate efficiently and for a long time.

Snap Action Switches are normally used in industrial and medical applications, where controlling high amperage current and heat is necessary. These switches consist of a dielectric and contact materials connected together by a spring-loaded plunger, which is electrically connected to the main circuit. When the plunger is actuated, the contacts are electrically linked, creating an electrical connection between the dielectric and contact surfaces. This allows the circuit to be switched on and off.

Limit Switches are also used in industrial applications like those mentioned above, but they are designed to be used in a different way. They are used to monitor the current, voltage or other electric fields in a circuit, and can be used as a warning signal or fail-safe shutdown if an over-current or over-voltage occurs. These switches consist of two magnetic coils, one connected to the circuit source, and the other connected to the output. As the electric current or voltage exceeds its threshold, it triggers the switch, cutting the power to the output and preventing damage.

An array of variations of the two types of switches mentioned previously exist. Some of these variations rely on mechanical contact, while others rely on digital control. No matter the variation, all of them are used to control and protect an electric circuit, ensuring efficiently and safety. Without these components, power supply systems in applications like computers, telecommunication networks, and medical systems would be prone to overload and malfunction.

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