Snap-Action Switches Detection Switches General Catalogue 2005

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ABC1 2. Low profile type Right angle mm inch 0.25 .010 Circuit construction SPST-NO (1 Form A) Left angle .280 ±.008 FP=7.1 ±0.2 OP=6.6 ±0.3 .260 ±.012 TTP=4.8 ±0.2 .189 ±.008 R4.3 R.169 4.7 .185 0.6 .024 0.6 .024 Vertical 2.9 .114 3.5 .138 5.5 −0.1 .217 0.6 .024 0.75 .030 +0.08 +.003 −.004 0.1 .004 Operating angle Horizontal 1.1 .043 0.6 .024 1.8 4.8 .071 .189 4.3 .169 1.7 .067 1.4 .055 0.5 .020 1.2 .047 1.2 .047 1.2 .047 PC board pattern 4.3 .169 +0 −0.15 +0 −.006 +0.2 5.6 0 +.008 .220 0 8.5 .335 2-C 0.2 .008 1.8 .071 1.7 .067 Max. R0.5 .020 Operating angle FP=7.1 ±0.2 .280 ±.008 OP=6.6 ±0.3 .260 ±.012 TTP=4.8 ±0.2 .189 ±.008 NOTES 1. Mounting 1) The positioning of the switch should be such that the pushbutton for the switch should not directly apply force to the operating section in the free condition. 2) During both mounting and operation, care must be taken to protect the pushbutton from excessive stress, as this may cause malfunctioning. During mounting, the insulation distance between ground and each terminals/ cover should be confirmed as sufficient. 2. Soldering 1) For manual soldering, iron tip temperature max. is 320°C 608°F and soldering should be completed within 3 seconds. 2) For reflow soldering, perform soldering reflow at a peak surface temperature of the PC board not to exceed 245°C 473°F. 3) For cream soldering, screen thickness is recommended between 0.15 to 0.20 mm .006 to .008 inch. 4) During soldering, care should be taken not to apply excessive stress to the terminals as the resulting deformation may cause malfunction. 5) Excessively high solder tab temperature and soldering iron wattage should also be avoided as these factors may harm switching performance. 6) As this switch is thin, using flux should be avoided for the reason of the flux may come inside of the switch and cause damage. 3. Switch operations 1) The installation position of the activating unit which operates the switch should be set at a distance of 2.8 to 3.9 mm .110 to .154 inch from the center of the positioning projection in the case of the standard type and at a distance of 5.0 to 6.1 mm .197 to .240 inch from the bottom of the switch in the case of the low-profile type. 2) Avoid using the switch as a stopper since it may cause trouble with the operations. 3) When using the switch to operate in the sideways direction, ensure that the corner roundness of the operating unit is more than R1. 4. Environment 1) These switches do not have a sealed construction. As such, the construction of the equipment in which the switches are to be installed should be given careful consideration when the switches are to be used in locations where corrosive gases, silicon or other substances which will adversely affect the contacts are used, where there is a high concentration of dust or where the switches may be exposed to condensation or water. Using switches in locations like these may cause malfunctioning. 2) Avoid using this switch in hightemperature, high-humidity or condensation-forming environments and avoid allowing droplets of water to remain on the switch or come into contact with it. These conditions may interfere with the performance of the switch (resulting in short-circuiting, migration, etc.). Use the type with the gold contacts in applications involving trains, aircraft, motor vehicles or medical equipment where the switch must satisfy safety and high reliability requirements. 3) Because the humidity range differs depending on the ambient temperature, the humidity range indicated below should be used. Continuous operation of the switch is possible within this range, but continuous use near the limit of the range should be avoided. • This humidity range does not guarantee permanent performance. ;;; ; ;;;;; ;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;; ;;;;;; ;;;; ;; 85 Humidity, %R.H. Tolerance range (Avoid freezing when (Avoid used at temperatures condensation lower than 0°C 32°F) when used at temperatures 5 higher than 0°C 32°F) –25 0 80 –13 +32 176 Temperature, °C °F 5. Quality check under actual loading conditions To improve reliability, check the switch under actual loading conditions. 6. Others Consult with us if this switch is to be used outside its ratings. 139
ABP8 A PIERCED EARRING SIZE DETECTION SWITCH FP (ABP8) SWITCHES • Ultra-miniature size (3.4×3.4×2.4mm .134×.134×.094 inch) Meet the market requirements of FDD miniaturization • Low operating force Max. 0.3 N • SMD type available ORDERING INFORMATION Type Type I Type II Remarks: Standard packaging 1 reel: 2,000 pcs. 1 case: 5 reels (10,000 pcs.) Part No. ABP811161P ABP811261P TYPICAL APPLICATIONS • Floppy Disk Drivers • Optical Disk Drivers • CD-ROM Drivers • Notebook Personal Computers • Portable Handy Phones • VCR • Printers SPECIFICATIONS 1. Contact rating Standard rating Low-level circuit rating 2. Characteristics 0.1A 10V DC 0.01mA 5V DC Expected electrical life 0.1A 10V DC resistive Min. 5×10 4 (Min. operations) 10mA 5V DC resistive Min. 10 5 Insulation resistance (by 100V DC insulation resistance meter) Min. 100MΩ Dielectric Strength 100Vrms for 1 min. Vibration resistance 14.7m/s 2 8 to 500Hz (contact opening: Max. 10µsec.) Shock resistance Min. 294 m/s 2 (contact opening: Max. 10µsec.) Ambient temperature –25°C to +80°C –13°F to +176°F (not freezing below 0°C 32°F) Initial contact resistance Max. 3Ω (by HP4328A) 3. Operating characteristics Type I Type II Operating force Max. 0.3 N Free position Max. mm inch 3.7 .146 4.9 .193 Operating position mm inch 3.3±0.2 .130 ±.008 4.5±0.2 .177 ±.008 Total travel position Max. mm inch 2.3 .091 3.5 .138 Total stroke mm inch 1.2 .047 140
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Snap-Action Switches ■ Detection
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Matsushita Electric Works Switch Se
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Switch Selector Chart FS/FS-T Submi
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Switch Selector Chart Detection Swi
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TURQUOISE SWITCHES TURQUOISE SWITCH
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ABJ1,2,3,4,5 PRODUCT TYPES 1. Dust
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ABJ1,2,3,4,5 Leaf lever mm inch Gen
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ABV1 HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL RESISTANCE
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ABV1 Gold-clad Contact Gold-clad Ac
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ABV1 Hinge lever mm inch General to
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AM1 Rigid lever mm inch General tol
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AM1 4. Oil tight types mm inch Gene
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AM5 Side COM terminal mm inch Gener
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AH7 HIGH PERFORMANCE MINIATURE SWIT
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AH7 SPECIFICATIONS 1. Contact ratin
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AH7 Side COM terminal (with right-h
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