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Features
-Physical Feedback: They offer a noticeable tactile bump or resistance when the switch is actuated, giving users a clear indication that the switch has been engaged. This feedback is typically in the form of a "click" or a noticeable change in force.
-Actuation Force: Tactile switches usually require a specific amount of force to actuate, which is often higher than that of membrane switches but lower than that of some other switch types like mechanical switches. The required actuation force can vary based on the design and intended use of the switch.
-Travel Distance: These switches generally have a defined travel distance, meaning the distance the switch moves from the resting position to the actuation point. This can impact how users experience the switch in terms of responsiveness and comfort.
-Durability: Tactile switches are designed to withstand a large number of actuations, making them suitable for frequent use. They often have a long lifespan, which can range from thousands to millions of actuations depending on the design and quality.
Applications
1. Consumer Electronics
2. Automotive
3. Industrial Equipment
4. Medical Devices
Specifications
Tactile Switch
ELECTRICAL
1.Rating: 20mA 12V
2.Contact Resistance : 100mΩ Max
3.Insulation Resistance: 100MΩ Min
4.Dielectric Strength : AC250V(50/60Hz for 1minute)
5.Electrically Life: 100 000cycles
6.Environment temperature:-20ºC~+70ºC
7.Operating Force: 180/250(±30gf)
8.Seal temperature:260ºC~ 280ºC
Technical Documents
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Tactile Switch :RHTGYS6650