A DIP Switch or dual in-line package switch”, is a manual electrical switch that is packaged with other circuits to control the flow of electricity.
How do DIP switches work? They work simply with on or off switches on the DIP switch its self that tells electricity to flow through the switch once “on” has been achieved. For a more detailed explanation and to read more about the type of switches available, check out our complete guide to DIP switches.
Features and benefits:
Gold contacts on some models for high reliability
Good replacement for jumpers
Units vary with 1 through to 32 poles.
Longer poles in some models save loading time in production.
Can be modified by cutting the poles to the required level
Good service temperature ranges for all environment
Offer resistance to shock and vibrations in some models
Description:
Available in a choice of configurationsChangeover (SPDT) types
have break-before-make contacts (pairs of pins along one side of the switch must be commoned to achieve a changeover action)Suitable for dry circuit switchingNon switching rating: 5A @ 100VacContact resistance: 10mΩ.
Description:
Through board mount DIL switches designed to DIL
standards. Allow automatic mounting with IC insertion machines. Through board mountingSeal tape versions availableGold plated contactsContact resistance: 200mΩ maxInsulation resistance: 100MΩ min at 250VdcRoHS compliantMechanical life: 1000 operations.
Description:
7100 series DIP switches with a 2.54mm centerline.
These 7100 series DIP switches have top actuated rocker actuators and are through hole PCB mounting with gold plated contacts. Typical applications for these 7100 series DIP switches include programming applications where the number of cycles per pole is limited. The switch ...
