A8L-11-11N2

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Rocker Switches

Rocker switches are electronic devices used to manage the flow of power to a wide variety of electronic and mechanical systems. A8L-11-11N2 rocker switch is a type of rocker switch that is commonly used in applications requiring high power and reliability, such as automotive and industrial applications.

An A8L-11-11N2 rocker switch consists of a molded plastic body, two electrodes and one or more metal springs to act as contacts. The body of the switch is typically embossed with a raised pattern that resembles a rocker, hence its name. The metal springs are connected to the electrodes and form the contact points of the switch. When a user presses the rocker, the springs compress and generate an electrical connection, thus allowing a current to flow.

A8L-11-11N2 switches are often used in automotive applications, such as the accelerator control, the starter function and various other on/off functions. This type of switch is also popular in industrial settings, such as process automation and robotics, due to its high power rating and ability to handle high current loads.

The working principle involves the two electrodes of the switch that are connected to the springs, which are in turn connected to the external circuit. When the rocker switch is pressed down, the springs compress, resulting in the two electrodes making contact and allowing a current to flow. The current then passes through the external circuit, thus completing the circuit and allowing the desired electrical or mechanical device to be switched.

A8L-11-11N2 rocker switches are highly reliable and durable devices, making them ideal for applications in a wide range of industries, from automotive to industrial. They are also highly cost-effective, making them a popular choice for many users.

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