4P 3*4 Tactile Switch

3*4 Tactile Switches' Feature

1. The tact switches' structure feature
   

   
   

   Shrapnel Design: The shrapnel is a key component in a light-touch switch and is responsible for deforming the button when it is pressed to make contact with the contacts to form a path. The material and shape design of the shrapnel has a significant impact on the sensitivity and life of the switch.

   
   

   Contact structure: The contact is usually located on the base and corresponds to the shrapnel. When the shrapnel is deformed, the contact makes contact with the shrapnel to form a path. The material and surface finish of the contacts have a significant impact on the contact resistance and durability of the switch.

   
   

   Pushbuttons and covers: Pushbuttons are user-operated parts and are usually designed to be easy to press and comfortable to the touch. The cover plate protects the internal parts of the switch from dust and moisture.

      2. The mini tap switches' performance features

           Low contact resistance: Tactile switches typically have low contact resistance, which helps minimize losses during signal transmission.

           Precise operating force: The small operating force error of the tactile switches allows users to easily and accurately control the closing and disconnecting of the switch.

           Diversified specifications: The 3×4 series of flick switches offer a wide selection of heights and package types to meet the needs of different application scenarios.