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Pushbutton switches are widely used in many applications and are known by many terms such as "selector switches," "pushbutton switches," and "push-pull switches." The most common varieties of these switches provide a user with a simple way to control a devices functionality with a simple push. Pushbutton switches are commonly used in computer devices, home appliances, wearable electronics, and other consumer devices.

The Pushbutton switches come in several varieties, including: single pole, double pole, and multiple contact selectors. The single pole pushbutton switch has a single contact that is usually used to actuate a circuit. The contact can be actuated by pressing and releasing the switch, or sliding the switch to "on," or "off," depending on how the switch is designed. The double pole pushbutton switch comes with two contacts, with one acting as a "common" terminal and the other acting as the actuating switch, which opens or closes the circuit. The multiple contact selectors can be used to activate multiple circuits with a single push.

The most common type of switch used in consumer electronics is the momentary pushbutton switch, which is actuated by pressing and releasing the switch, and then it returns to its original position. Momentary pushbutton switches can also be combined with other types of switches, to provide a more comprehensive control of a circuit. For example, some types of switches allow a user to press one switch while holding down another switch to activate a circuit. This type of switch is known as a "latching switch."

The components of a Pushbutton switch include the switch mechanism and the switch body. The switch mechanism is the part that is pushed by the user, and it is responsible for activating the circuit. The switch body is the part that houses the switch mechanism, and also provides a means for mounting the switch to the device. Other components of the Pushbutton switch may include a circuit board, a resistor, and a diode.

The working principle of a Pushbutton switch is relatively simple. When the switch is pressed, the contact is actuated, which closes the circuit. When the switch is released, the contact is opened, and the circuit is de-energized. Depending on how the switch is designed, the circuit may remain in the closed or open position until the user pushes the switch again.

There are several types of Pushbutton switches, each with its own unique characteristics and applications. They are commonly used in consumer electronics, home appliances, computers, and other electronic devices. Pushbutton switches are selected based on the application and the requirements of the device. Some of the advantages of Pushbutton switches include their ease of use and their low cost.

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