AH718079-A

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AH718079-A is a type of Snap Action, Limit Switches, which has a variety of applications and working principles.

Snap action or “snap switch” is a device that utilizes an internal mechanical action to perform an electrical switching operation. When an external force is applied, the switch actuates and breaks, opening or closing a circuit depending on the configuration of the contacts. Snap action switches are typically used in applications where high reliability, flexibility and repeatability is required.

AH718079-A is mainly used in motor control systems and robotic control, providing safety and fault detection functionality. By detecting runaway or over-current conditions, the switch will disconnect the motor or robot to prevent damage. It can also be used in building automation and environmental control, where it could detect temperature, humidity, pressure, and other conditions. In a laboratory environment, it could be used to detect voltage, current, and other parameters for accurate measurement.

The working principle of AH718079-A is based on the snap action principle. It relies on a spring and a contact that produces an electrical signal when an external force is applied. The contact is typically made from a combination of metal and plastic, depending on the intensity of the force required to trigger the switch. When an external force is applied to the contact, it will bend or break, triggering the switch and either opening or closing the circuit. The spring will reset the contact when the external force is removed, so that the switching operation can be repeated.

AH718079-A is a reliable and repeatable Snap Action, Limit Switch that can be used in a variety of applications. By detecting runaway or overcurrent conditions, it can provide protection and safety in motor control and robotic systems. It is also an accurate and cost effective way to monitor environmental conditions in building automation and laboratory environments.

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