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SMD tact switch with cap

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SMD tact switch with cap

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The SMD (Surface-Mount Device) tact switch with cap is a compact, reliable switch used in various electronic devices and applications. The switch is mounted directly onto a printed circuit board (PCB) and is designed to be activated by pressing the cap. The cap provides a user-friendly interface and helps in guiding the pressing action. Key Features:
  • Type: SMD Tactile Switch
  • With Cap: Includes a cap for easy pressing and improved tactile feedback
  • Mounting Type: Surface-mount for easy PCB integration
  • Actuation Force: Typically designed for low actuation force
  • Switch Function: Momentary contact (normally open; closes when pressed)
  • Durability: Designed for many cycles of operation
Technical Specifications:
  • Package Type: SMD (Surface-Mount Device)
  • Cap Type: Plastic or rubber cap for tactile feedback
  • Actuation Force: Typically ranges from 100g to 500g (varies by model)
  • Contact Rating: Generally rated for 50mA to 100mA at 12V (varies by model)
  • Contact Resistance: Typically 100Ω or less
  • Insulation Resistance: Typically 100MΩ or more
  • Life Cycle: Rated for up to 1,000,000 cycles
  • Operating Temperature Range: -20°C to +85°C
Applications:
  • Consumer Electronics: Used in devices like remote controls, calculators, and handheld devices
  • Industrial Equipment: Integrated into control panels and user interfaces
  • Automotive: Utilized in dashboards and control systems
  • Medical Devices: Employed in compact medical equipment and interfaces
Usage:
  1. PCB Mounting: Solder the SMD tact switch to the designated pads on the PCB.
  2. Cap Placement: Ensure the cap is securely placed on the switch for proper operation and tactile feedback.
  3. Testing: Test the switch to ensure it functions correctly and provides the desired tactile response.
  4. Integration: Integrate the switch into the final assembly and connect it to the necessary circuits or components.
Caution:
  • Handling: Handle with care to avoid damaging the switch or cap.
  • Soldering: Follow proper soldering techniques to avoid overheating or damaging the switch.
  • Compatibility: Ensure the switch is compatible with the design requirements and PCB layout.
Datasheet: For detailed technical specifications and mounting guidelines, refer to the manufacturer's datasheet for the specific SMD tact switch model.