83875101 Switches

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Snap action, limit switches are one of the most common types of switches used in various automated and electrical systems. The 83875101 application field and working principle describe the method by which these switches open and close electrical connections.

Switches in the 83875101 product range are of the "snap action" variety, meaning they are designed to flip to either a closed (on) or open (off) state almost instantaneously, upon the application of mechanical force, such as by a trigger or lever. This makes them ideal for applications where there is a need for a quick response and where precise setting of parameters is not required.

The 83875101 application field includes use in telecommunications, home appliances, automotive, and commercial power systems, among others. The product is notably used as an over-current limit control switch in several voltage regulators.

The working principle behind these switches is relatively simple. The key components of the 83875101 switch include a mechanical actuator, such as a plunger, lever, or tilt-switch, and an internal contact arrangement. Upon the application of mechanical force, the actuator moves and closes or opens the internal contacts, thereby connecting or breaking the circuit.

The 83875101 switch has a number of advantages, including its low cost, reliable operation and long service life, as well as its ability to be operated manually, with no additional power source required. The switch\'s ability to be triggered quickly and reliably also makes it attractive for applications that require rapid response times.

The 83875101 series of snap-action switches is a versatile and reliable choice for a variety of applications. With its simple working principle, reliable operation, and low cost, the 83875101 switch is an excellent solution for many automation and electrical systems.

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