YB25NKW03-FB

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Pushbutton switches are a common component in many electronic products, and the YB25NKW03-FB is a commonly used example. It is designed to provide a simple way to control a circuit by pressing a button. The switch works by connecting and disconnecting two terminals when the button is pressed. The YB25NKW03-FB is a single pole, single throw pushbutton switch. It is available in two configurations – normally open and normally closed. In the normally open configuration, the two terminals are disconnected when the button is pressed. When it is released, the two terminals are connected and the circuit is complete. In the normally closed configuration, the two terminals are connected when the button is pressed. When it is released, they are disconnected and the circuit is open.

The YB25NKW03-FB can be used in a variety of electronic applications, such as electronics, industrial, automotive and medical. It can be used to control a circuit, starts and stops a motor, actuates a relay, and more. The switch is rated for up to 1.5A @ 120V AC and is UL, cUL, and CE approved for quality assurance. It is available in a variety of housing styles, footprints, and terminations, which makes it highly versatile.

The working principle of a pushbutton switch is fairly simple. When the button is pressed, the two terminals of the switch are connected and the circuit is complete. This allows current to flow through the circuit, which can then be used to power a device or activate a circuit. When the button is released, the connection between the two terminals is broken and the circuit is open, preventing current from flowing.

The YB25NKW03-FB is a reliable and versatile pushbutton switch which can be used in a variety of electronic applications. It is easy to use, highly configurable, and UL, cUL and CE approved for quality assurance. The switch works by connecting and disconnecting two terminals when the button is pressed, allowing current to flow through the circuit when the button is pressed, and preventing it when the button is released. This makes it a great choice for controlling circuits in a variety of applications.

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