MB2011SS2W13-BA

Pushbutton Switches - MB2011SS2W13-BA Application Field and Working Principle

Pushbutton switches are commonly used to activate, deactivate, and adjust functions in a wide range of consumer, industrial, and commercial applications. The MB2011SS2W13-BA Pushbutton Switches are a type of momentary action switch designed to provide reliable operation in low-voltage and low-current signal circuits. This type of switch has a double-pole, double-throw configuration. In addition, its terminals are recessed in order to protect the internal contacts from any external damage.

Applications

The MB2011SS2W13-BA Pushbutton Switches are designed to be used in a wide range of applications that require reliable, low-cost switching. These applications include:

• Computer and TV remote controls
• Telecommunications system
• Automated machines
• Automotive electronics
• Medical equipment

In addition, this type of switch is also suitable for interfacing with other digital devices such as LED lights, solenoids, relays, and other electronically controlled output devices.

Working Principle

The MB2011SS2W13-BA Pushbutton Switches are designed to be used in systems where low-voltage and low-current signals are used. The switch operates using a mechano-electrical principle where two connected plates act as contacts. When the switch is pressed, these plates make contact and a small electric current flows through the switch. This current flow is used to trigger another circuit, activating a signal or output device.

The switch is designed to open the contact when it is released, preventing the flow of current. This helps to save energy and extend the longevity of the switch. In addition, the switch is designed to operate in environments with temperature fluctuations.

Conclusion

The MB2011SS2W13-BA Pushbutton Switch is a simple, low-cost switch that can be used in a variety of applications. Its double-pole, double-throw configuration and recessed terminals allow for reliable operation in low-voltage, low-current signal circuits. In addition, the switch is designed to open the contact when it is released, preventing unnecessary current flow and helping to save energy.