AOD402NUG

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Pushbutton switches are a type of switch that are actuated by pushing a button. This type of switch consists of two parts, a plunger and a contactor. The plunger is the part that is pushed in order to activate the switch, while the contactor is the part which makes contact when the plunger is pushed. There are many different types of pushbutton switches, ranging from simple on/off switches to more complex switches with multiple contacts and/or circuitry.

The AOD402NUG is a type of pushbutton switch that is typically used in the telecom and data communications markets. It is a momentary contact, single-pole, double-throw switch that is available in either a normally open or normally closed configuration. The AOD402NUG has a vandal-resistant design and is UL, CSA, and CE approved.

The AOD402NUG is designed to provide reliable switching applications under certain conditions. It can be used in telephone and data applications, as well as in electronic systems requiring simple switching operations. It is especially well-suited for applications requiring greater reliability in operation, such as critical systems, communication networks, and control panels.

The working principle of the AOD402NUG is simple. When the plunger is pushed in, the contactor is engaged and the switch is activated. The contactor is held in place by a spring, so when the plunger is released, the contactor returns to its original position and the switch is deactivated. This type of switch is rated for 50mA at 14VDC, and has a contact resistance of 10mΩ max.

The AOD402NUG is a reliable and cost-effective switch for many telecom and data communication applications. It is used in many applications, including phone systems, data networks, control systems, and more. The switch is a great choice for applications involving critical systems, communication networks, control panels, and other applications requiring reliable switching operations.

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