MB2011SS2G45-BA

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Introduction to Pushbutton Switches

Pushbutton switches, also known as control buttons, are mechanical switches frequently used to control a device by acting as a way of controlling equipment manually. They are connected in electrical circuitry in such a way that when the button is pressed, it changes the state of the circuit. In short, pushbutton switches are electromechanically operated switches activated by a pressure applied to the button.

MB2011SS2G45-BA Pushbutton Switches

The MB2011SS2G45-BA is a pushbutton switch that offers superior characteristics in size, performance, and reliability. It is an ultra-miniature, single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) snap action switch. This switch offers a reliable and fast response time as well as a long-life span. The MB2011SS2G45-BA is designed to operate under high-current loads and tough environment conditions. It is constructed with a standard mechanical operating force of 0.37 N, making it suitable for light switch applications. The MB2011SS2G45-BA is encased in a plastic housing with a contact gap of 0.2 mm. It is designed with an auto-lock that prevents changes due to gravity or vibration, providing an additional level of safety.

Application Field and Working Principle

The MB2011SS2G45-BA pushbutton switch can be used for a variety of applications. It is ideal for general control applications such as switching off and on lights, equipment, and other electrical devices. Additionally, the MB2011SS2G45-BA can be used for automotive applications such as controlling shift selectors, parking sensors, and flap control drives for open and close operations. Security applications such as access control devices, anti-theft systems, and deadbolts can also benefit from the MB2011SS2G45-BA’s superior design.

When a momentary switch, such as the MB2011SS2G45-BA, is activated, electrical contacts are opened or closed. As the switch is pressed, a plunger is compressed and contacts are closed, allowing current to pass through the circuit. When the switch is released, the pressure is released from the plunger and the contacts are opened, breaking the circuit. This type of switch has two sets of contacts for each switch—an open set and a closed set. The closed set of contacts is connected to the device, while the open set is connected to the power source. This type of switching is known as a single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) switch.

Conclusion

The MB2011SS2G45-BA is an ultra-miniature, single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) snap action switch. It is designed to operate under high-current loads and tough environment conditions while offering safety features and a long-life span. This type of pushbutton switch is suitable for a variety applications such as automotive, security, and general control applications. When the switch is pressed, a plunger is compressed and contacts are closed, allowing current to pass through the circuit until the button is released, when the pressure and current are broken.

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