R1973ABLKGILEF2

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R1973ABLKGILEF2 Rocker Switches Application Field and Working Principle

R1973ABLKGILEF2 rocker switches are small and robust, low-current rated device used a lot in consumer electronics. It is used to switch power. Most commonly, they are used to switch on and off circuits that require low voltage, low current applications. It allows a user to switch a circuit on and off without having to hold down a button or manually turn a switch on or off.

Application Field:

R1973ABLKGILEF2 rocker switches are used in a wide variety of consumer electronic products. Examples include computers, televisions, cell phones, car stereos, game consoles, etc. They are also used in industrial applications such as medical equipment, water and sewage pumps, irrigation systems, control boxes, and vending machines.

Working Principle:

When a rocker switch is depressed, it mechanically activates appropriate electrical circuitry inside the switch to activate a particular electronic device. For example, if a rocker switch is connected to a light, pressing the rocker switch will turn the light on or off. Rocker switches are also used in conjunction with a relay device. The relay device allows the switch to control larger voltages and currents than the switch is rated for.

Typically, rocker switches use two contact points which are connected by a spring. When the switch is pressed, the spring is compressed and the two contacts are connected, completing the circuit and activating the device attached to it. When the switch is released, the spring returns to its relaxed state, the contacts separate, and the circuit is broken.

Conclusion:

R1973ABLKGILEF2 rocker switches are an efficient and reliable way to control low-voltage and low-current devices. They are widely used in a variety of consumer and industrial applications. They are easy to use and provide excellent control over devices by allowing a user to switch them on and off without any manual operation.