Half-Pitch Surface Mount Slide Switch

Espressif ESP32-WROOM DIP Switch's Product Introduction

KKG Electronics introduces the WS-DISV Series, a compact micro dip switch engineered for space-constrained electronic designs. Unlike standard switches, this series utilizes a 1.27mm pitch (half-pitch), reducing the mounting area by approximately 50%, making it ideal for modern, miniaturized devices. The component features a flat, recessed slide actuator that allows for reliable setting changes while maintaining a low profile. As a versatile electronic dip switch, it is fully compatible with SMT automated assembly and reflow soldering processes. While available in various pole counts, the 6-position model serves as a high-density dip switch 12 pin solution, offering 64 binary codes in a fraction of the space. Its robust heat-resistant housing and gold contacts ensure long-term performance in industrial and communication equipment.

Keyence GT2 Series DIP Switch's Product Operating Principle

Miniature Slide: The flat actuator slides horizontally within the compact housing to move a micro-wiper, bridging the internal contacts.
Half-Pitch Logic: Each pole operates as an independent SPST circuit, but with terminals spaced at 1.27mm, requiring precise manufacturing for binary logic generation.
SMT Interface: The gull-wing leads provide a surface-mount interface that allows the switch to sit flat on the PCB, optimized for reflow soldering.

Cisco Catalyst 9200 DIP Switch's Product Functions

High-Density Configuration: Enables logic setting on extremely small PCBs where standard 2.54mm switches would take up too much valuable board space.
Device ID Assignment: Sets hardware addresses for compact modules in server blades or networking equipment without increasing the device footprint.
Factory Customization: Allows manufacturers to manually configure regional settings or frequency bands on mass-produced SMT boards.
Signal Routing: Acts as a miniature physical gate to enable or disable specific circuit paths in portable electronics.

Communication Equipment: Integrated into the mainboard of the Cisco Catalyst 9200 Series Switch to configure internal boot modes and redundancy settings.

Industrial Sensors: Used in the compact housing of the Keyence GT2 Series Digital Contact Sensor to set measurement modes and output types.

Wireless Modules: Located on the PCB of the Espressif ESP32-WROOM Development Module to manually toggle bootloader modes during firmware flashing.

KKG Electronics uses temperature-resistant materials and high-temperature testing equipment.

The product's appearance does not change when tested at 260°C for 5 minutes!   

We ensure high production efficiency and ship your order within 7 days after payment.

Q1: How do you manage production delays caused by unforeseen supply chain disruptions?

A: Our risk-mitigation plan includes buffer stock for critical components and real-time supplier escalation. Clients receive weekly updates and adjusted timelines within 24 hours of disruption identification.

Q2: Are raw materials sourced from conflict-free or ethically certified suppliers?

A: Yes, we adhere to the Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) and provide SMETA-audited supply chain reports. All tantalum/tin suppliers are certified conflict-free via OECD Due Diligence.

Q3: How can you ensure the quality?

A:  All our products are 100% tested before delivery. Durable quality is guaranteed.

Q4: Can you modify existing designs to reduce electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) in high-noise environments?

A: Design revisions like shielded ferrite bead integration or ground plane optimization are available. Our engineers provide EMS simulation reports pre-production.

Q5: What logistics partners do you work with for global distribution?

A: We partner with DHL, FedEx, and regional specialists like SF Logistics (Asia). Customs clearance, HS code labeling, and door-to-door tracking are included.