D3C0405N

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Rotary switches are manual push-in devices used to control the flow of electricity through a circuit. A typical rotary switch is composed of a main switch body, a rotating piece of metal (or a plastic knob) and several contact points.

The D3C0405N is a 4 (four) pole 5 (five) position rotary switch. It has 4 (four) separate independent changing circuits, and uses a 5th position as a common contact among all of the other terminals. This feature allows the device to be used for operating multiple circuits at once.

The D3C0405N rotary switch is constructed of a 4 (four) terminal base plate and a movable contact plate with 4 (four) arms. The four arms are operated by the movable actuator (knob). The arms of the contact plate serve to control the flow of current between the 4 (four) terminals.

The main application of the D3C0405N rotary switch is in multi-circuit switching. It is common to use the device to control the flow of electricity in circuits that require multiple independent circuits to be operated in conjunction with each other. By using the 5th (common) contact, these circuits can be configured to operate independently, but still be operated simultaneously.

The working principle of the D3C0405N rotary switch is simple. As the knob is rotated, the contact arms are pivoted, allowing the current to be routed from one terminal to the other. The 5th (common) contact serves as a grounding contact point for the other four terminals, allowing all four channels to be operated simultaneously.

In conclusion, the D3C0405N rotary switch is a reliable and cost-effective device suitable for multi-circuit switching. It can be used to control the flow of electricity through the circuits with multiple independent channels. In addition, its 5th (common) contact point allows for simultaneous operation of all the circuits, making it an especially useful tool for multi-circuit switching applications.

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