MB2011SB1W01-6C-A

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MB2011SB1W01-6C-A application field and working principle

Pushbutton switches are components used to open, close, or otherwise control electric circuits. Pushbutton switches are two-way switches that consist of a plastic or metal body part with two contact terminals protruding out of the body. MB2011SB1W01-6C-A is a pushbutton switch equipped with silver contact, plastic body and long travel. It has many application fields, such as control and signal circuits, industrial electronic machinery, instrumentation, and communication.

The working principle of a pushbutton switch is quite simple. The switch is operated by a push-button button or other actuating mechanism located at the top of the device. When the button is pressed, it pushes a contact member through a gap in the body of the switch, making contact between the two contacts and completing the circuit.This is in contrast to a conventional switch which uses a toggle mechanism “rocker” switch which has a gated break when the toggle is pressed.

Pushbutton switches vary in design, number of contacts, style, switching functions, and other features. While simple pushbutton switches are often used for momentary applications, specialty switches can be used for latch or interlocked applications. Pushbutton switches are also available with a wide range of actuators and terminals, such as diodes, lamps and LEDs, rotary and knobs, and more.

In summary, MB2011SB1W01-6C-A is a pushbutton switch marketed as a high-performance switch equipped with silver contact, plastic body, and long travel. It has a simple working principle and is used in a wide range of applications, including control and signal circuits, industrial electronic machinery, instrumentation, and communication. Pushbutton switches are available with a variety of actuators and terminals to fit different user needs.

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