M2012E4S2W13

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Toggle Switches

Toggle switches are one of the most common types of switches in industrial and domestic applications. Toggle switches enable the user to control a circuit with a single switch action. In this article, we will take a look at the M2012E4S2W13 application field and working principle.

Application Field

The M2012E4S2W13 toggle switch is a miniature single pole double throw (SPDT) snap action switch. It is suitable for use in many different devices, such as game controllers, handheld devices, and robotics. The switch has a Smooth On-Off action that provides a positive tactile feedback when the switch is operated. It also has a low operating force, which makes it suitable for applications that require frequent switching operations.

Working Principle

The M2012E4S2W13 toggle switch is a snap action switch, meaning that it is capable of rapidly switching between two different states when its actuator is moved. It works by using two contacts (the pole and the throw) on a flat base, with a spring actuator sandwiched between them. When the actuator is pressed, the pole is forced against the throw and the contacts switch from their normally closed (NC) state to their normally open (NO) state.

The switch is designed so that the moving parts are held in place by a magnetic latch at the center. This ensures that the switch maintains its current state even when the actuator is released. When the actuator is pressed again, the switch will snap back to its original state and the cycle can start again.

Conclusion

The M2012E4S2W13 toggle switch is a single pole double throw (SPDT) snap action switch which is suitable for use in many different devices. It has a Smooth On-Off action, a low operating force, and a magnetic latch which keeps the switch in its current state. All of these features make it an excellent choice for a variety of applications.

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