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Ingress Protection:	--
Mechanical Life:	1,000,000 Cycles
Electrical Life:	--
Operating Position:	0.606" (15.4mm)
Operating Temperature:	-20°C ~ 150°C
Overtravel:	0.130" (3.3mm)
Differential Travel:	0.050" (1.3mm)
Pretravel:	--
Release Force:	1.020gf
Operating Force:	8.158gf
Features:	--
Series:	V3D
Termination Style:	Quick Connect - 0.187" (4.7mm)
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Actuator Type:	Lever, Straight
Voltage Rating - DC:	24V
Voltage Rating - AC:	24V
Current Rating:	50mA (AC/DC)
Switch Function:	On-Mom
Circuit:	SPST-NC
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Bulk

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Introduction

Snap action, limit switches are electromechanical devices that detect the conditions of a process and trigger a response. In the past, these switches were mostly mechanical or air-actuated devices, but with the invention of integrated circuits (ICs), the modern snap action, limit switch today uses an electrically activated form of switch that is actuated when an electrical current is passed through an internal circuit. The snap action, limit switch offers numerous advantages over traditional mechanical switches, such as longer life, better accuracy, and higher speeds.

Application Fields

Snap action, limit switches are used in a variety of applications. In the industrial environment, they are used to monitor and control the flow of liquids and gases. For example, in the automobile industry, snap action, limit switches are used to detect the presence or absence of oil in engine systems, or to alert operators when the brakes are applied. In consumer electronics and telecom applications, these switches are employed to detect the presence of a signal, in order to coordinate the connection of cables, or to control the power and speed of an internal device.

Working Principles

Snap action, limit switches are normally-open switches, meaning that they are normally open and will close (turn on) only when the specified conditions are met. When a current is passed through the switch, it activates a spring mechanism which moves a set of contacts, either making or breaking the circuit. When the spring mechanism is released, it snaps back to the open position, again breaking the circuit. This is the "snap" in the switch\'s name. Thomas Edison invented the first snap action switch in 1892, which utilized a lever-action to actuate the switch. Since then, many other designs have been developed, including solenoid-based switches, Hall-effect switches, reed switches, and thermal switches. Solenoid-based switches are the most common type found in modern applications, as they are more reliable and require less energy to operate. Hall-effect switches utilize magnetic fields to trigger the switch, reed switches use an encapsulated magnetic coil to actuate the contacts, and thermal switches use a temperature-based threshold to open and close the contacts.

Benefits of Snap Action, Limit Switches

One of the main benefits of snap action, limit switches is their long lifespan. The switches are typically rated for one million cycles, meaning that they will remain operational for years without needing maintenance. Snap action switches are also more reliable than traditional mechanical switches as they are designed to remain in the same position, regardless of external forces or vibrations. Furthermore, snap action, limit switches have a faster response time than mechanical switches, usually in the microsecond range, meaning that they are well suited for applications that require quick reaction time.

Conclusion

Snap action, limit switches are electromechanical devices that detect the presence or absence of an electrical current to actuate a response. These switches are found in numerous applications, from industrial and commercial to consumer electronics and telecom. They are typically rated for one million cycles, offer long life and better accuracy than traditional mechanical switches, and have a faster response time. As a result, snap action, limit switches are a reliable and cost-effective solution for many applications.

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