Dual inline package switch

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Solid contact – Reciprocating actuator

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200 16D, H01H 1500

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059673028

ABSTRACT:
An improvement for dual inline package (DIP) switch includes a cover, a base and a plural number of actuators moveably housed in separated spaces formed between the cover and the base. Each actuator has a contact integrally formed thereunder by means of injection molding process. Each contact has two contact fingers extending at one side for making contact with two terminals located in the base to form an ON or OFF connection. The width and length of the actuator may be reduced up to 36% and 37% respectively vs. conventional DIP switch. The contact material may save up to 50% vs. a conventional DIP switch contact which extends to both sides of the switch. The foot of the actuator is integrally formed and therefore is more reliable and may function more smoothly.

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