Rotary switch with spaced circuit boards and discrete contacts o

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Multiple circuit control – Pivoted contact

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200 11G, 200 14, 200291, H01H 1958

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ABSTRACT:
In multiple position rotary switch a pair of printed circuit boards are arranged adjacent opposite sides of a single brush bearing rotatable element. Brush blocks have a plurality of contacting extensions which may be selectively deleted in accordance with circuit design. The rotatable element includes an integral wheel having peripheral means in association with a detent in the housing for particularly positioning the wheel relative to the circuit boards for selectively connecting circuits thereon to establish desired switch connections.

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