UB26KKG01N-A

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Pushbutton switches are commonly used in circuit design and machine control applications. They are the most frequently used type of switch, providing the ability to turn on, off or control a system or machine. Specifically, the UB26KKG01N-A Pushbutton Switch is one of the most popular types of switches in the industry. This article will discuss the UB26KKG01N-A application field and working principle.

First, the UB26KKG01N-A is a single pole, double throw (SPDT) type, momentary pushbutton switch. This type of switch is typically used for short term circuit control and machine activation purposes. It comes equipped with a screw terminal for connection, and is available with an illuminated or non-illuminated plunger. It is typically used in a variety of settings, including but not limited to: motor controls, industrial machinery, appliances, audio systems, and computer/peripheral equipment.

The UB26KKG01N-A is a low-profile switch, measuring just 14.5 x 8.2 x 7.2mm in size. It has a durable brass body and gold plated contacts, making it highly reliable in a variety of conditions. The switch has a very low actuation force, allowing for quick and smooth operation.

The working principle of the UB26KKG01N-A Pushbutton Switch is as follows: When the plunger is depressed, the switch closes and completes a circuit. When the plunger is released, the switch opens and breaks the circuit. This arrangement is known as a "break before make" switch configuration. This arrangement allows for circuits to be opened or closed quickly, without any lag in circuit response.

The UB26KKG01N-A Pushbutton Switch is incredibly versatile and reliable. It is used in a variety of industrial, residential, and commercial applications. Because of its durability, low profile design, and low actuation force, the UB26KKG01N-A is an ideal switch for those who need precise and dependable control of a circuit or machine.

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