MP0038/2

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Pushbutton switches are electric switches which are generally used in control circuits with small load current. Pushbutton switches come in a variety of styles and designs, and the MP0038/2 is one such switch. This switch is an SPDT (single pole double throw) device. Its applications are in consumer and industrial electronics.

The constructive features of this switch can be broken down into two categories: contact and actuator. The contact is made of solid brass, and is crimped onto the tin alloy terminal. The actuator is made from high impact thermoplastic and is designed to ensure positive snap action, resulting in enhanced durability and longer life. The actuator has a button design, with a smooth textured surface, making it easy to press. The switch has many advantages, such as the flame retardant housing, oil-resistant actuator, and the dustproof construction. In addition, the switch offers high switching capacity and low contact resistance, making it suitable for use with a variety of power sources.

The working principle of the MP0038/2 switch is based on the physical interference between the power source and the actuator. When the button is pressed, the actuator pushes up against the power source, essentially forming a bridge between the two which allows the power to flow to the contact. The resistance value of the contact is adjusted to provide uniform and appropriate levels of current to the device.

Overall, the MP0038/2 pushbutton switch offers many advantages to its users. Its flame retardant housing, oil-resistant actuator, dustproof construction, and high switching capacity makes it an ideal choice for use in consumer and industrial electronics. In addition, its working principle is based on physical interference between the power source and the actuator, resulting in uniform and efficient current flow to the device.

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