IMP7P472

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Pushbutton switches are devices used to control circuits. The type of switch depends on the application, but generally all of them have some basic elements in common, like the conductors, insulation, terminals, and the actuator. One such type of pushbutton switch is the IMP7P472. It is a double pole double throw switch that functions like an on and off switch. This article outlines the application field and working principle of the IMP7P472.

Application Field of the IMP7P472

The IMP7P472 is a pushbutton switch that can be used in a variety of electronic applications. It is typically used for applications such as lighting control, lighting dimming, motor control, and audio and video signal switching. Its design includes a 3-terminal configuration, which allows for flexibility in its applications. This makes it well suited for applications such as lighting dimming, audio and video switching, and process control.

Working Principle of the IMP7P472

The IMP7P472 is a double-pole double-throw (DPDT) switch. It has two sets of terminals that are electrically connected when the switch is in the on position. When the switch is in the off position, the two sets of terminals are not connected. To change the position of the switch, the actuator of the switch needs to be pressed. This causes the switch to move from the off to the on position, or vice versa.

The IMP7P472 has two sets of terminals that serve as either grounding or live contact points. These terminals are labelled “A” and “B”. When the switch is in the off position, the “A” and “B” terminals are not connected and no current flows through the switch. When the switch is in the on position, current can flow through the switch and the “A” and “B” terminals are connected. Therefore, it can be used as an on/off switch.

Conclusion

The IMP7P472 is a double-pole double-throw (DPDT) switch that is well suited for applications such as lighting dimming, audio and video switching, and process control. It has two sets of terminals that serve as either grounding or live contact points. When the switch is in the off position, the “A” and “B” terminals are not connected and no current flows through the switch. When the switch is in the on position, current can flow through the switch and the “A” and “B” terminals are connected. Therefore, it can be used as an on/off switch.

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