914CE20-9L1

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Snap action, limit switches come in many varieties and serve a myriad of purposes. The 914CE20-9L1 snap action, limit switch is one such model. In order to understand the application field and working principle of the 914CE20-9L1, one must know a few basic concepts.

A snap action limit switch is a type of switch that uses a hinged arm to detect motion. When this hinged arm is activated via a physical force, such as by being pushed or pulled, it triggers an electrical signal which can be communicated to other systems and machines. This type of switch is used in a variety of applications, including industrial automation, robotics, and consumer electronics.

The 914CE20-9L1 is a micro toggle snap action switch. It is a very small switch, measuring only 3.0mm x 11.8mm x 5.6mm, making it suitable for applications where space is limited. The switch is a single-pole, single-throw switch, meaning that it has one electrical connection and one corresponding output. The switch is rated for use up to 5A 250V AC and is rated for both momentary and maintained operations.

The working principle of the 914CE20-9L1 is fairly simple. As mentioned earlier, the switch is activated by a hinged arm that is pushed or pulled. Pushing the arm causes it to ‘snap’ over, allowing an electrical connection to be made between the two electrical terminals. Releasing the arm causes the switch to revert back to its original position, breaking the connection.

The 914CE20-9L1 is most commonly used in programmable logic controllers (PLCs). PLCs are devices used in industrial automation that control processes through input/output signals. The 914CE20-9L1 can be used as a sensing device, allowing a PLC to detect when an object has been moved, opened, closed, etc., and issue commands to other machines or equipment accordingly.

Other common applications for the 914CE20-9L1 include industrial control panels and robotic systems. The switch is often used in robotic systems as an input device, allowing the robot to receive feedback from the environment in order to accurately perform its tasks. In control panels, the switch is typically used as an interface between a user and a system and can be used for various user-defined purposes.

The 914CE20-9L1 is a versatile switch that has many potential applications. Its small size and durable construction make it suitable for use in a variety of scenarios, and its simple working principle makes it easy to use and maintain. By understanding the application field and working principle of the 914CE20-9L1, users can better recognize and leverage its many uses.

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