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194-8ST

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Piano Dip Switch, 8 Switches, SPST, Momentary, 0.05A, 24VDC, Solder Terminal, Through Hole-straight
CategoryMechanical and electronic products    switch   
File Size65KB,2 Pages
ManufacturerCTS
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Piano Dip Switch, 8 Switches, SPST, Momentary, 0.05A, 24VDC, Solder Terminal, Through Hole-straight

194-8ST Parametric

Parameter NameAttribute value
Reach Compliance Codeunknow
ECCN codeEAR99
body width9.65 mm
body height7.9 mm
Body length or diameter22.5 mm
Maximum contact current (DC)0.05 A
Contact (DC) maximum rated R load.05A@24VDC
Maximum contact voltage (DC)24 V
Electrical life7000 Cycle(s)
JESD-609 codee4
Manufacturer's serial number194
Installation featuresTHROUGH HOLE-STRAIGHT
Number of switching segments8
Maximum operating temperature70 °C
Minimum operating temperature
sealTOP TAPE SEALED
surface mountNO
Switch actionMOMENTARY
switch functionSPST
Switch typePIANO DIP SWITCH
Terminal surfaceGOLD
Termination typeSOLDER
Base Number Matches1
Series 194/195 DIP
®
Side actuated,
through hole
DIP switches
Features
Optimized Mechanical Features
• SPST switching functions
• Enclosed actuators shield contacts from
foreign particles throughout life of switch
• Reliable tape top seal optional/bottom epoxy seal
standard
• Standard 2.54mm (.100") x 7.62mm (.300") DIP centers
• Complete marking on front side includes all information: ON
direction, pole number, logo, part number and date code
Optimized Contact System
• Contact wiping on make and break
• Lock-over-center design provides positive detent action
• Optimized, active contact design incorporating a dimple-
to-flat surface wiping interface with high contact force
• Insert molded base halves, of high temperature plastic,
ensure mechanical integrity of contacts and terminals
through soldering operations
Materials
• All U.L. 94 V-O plastics used
• Series 194 – gold plated contacts
• Series 195 – tin-lead plated contacts
U.S. Patent # 4,389,549
Series 194 – Premium Gold Plated Contacts
Series 195 – Economical Tin-Lead Plated Contacts
Electrical and Mechanical Specifications
Switch Function
Single pole single throw
Switch Contact Resistance
Switch Series
194
195
Initial, max.
50 milliohms
100 milliohms
End of life, max.
100 millohms
500 millohms
Insulation Resistance
1,000 megohms minimum across open switch
1,000 megohms minimum between adjacent
closed switches
Dielectric Strength
500 VAC minimum for 1 minute between adjacent
switches
Nonswitching Rating
100 mA or 50 VDC
Switch Capacitance
5.0 pF maximum between adjacent switches
Operating Temperature
–40°C to +85°C
Actuation Life
Series 194 – 7,000 cycles switching 50 mA @ 24 VDC
Series 195 – 2,000 cycles switching 50 mA @ 24 VDC
Allowable Solder Time
Up to 4 seconds with 260°C solder
Vibration
No mechanical damage or changes of switch
settings during or after testing, when tested
in three mutually perpendicular planes at
10-50 Hz sweep or at 60 Hz constant vibration
Shock
No mechanical damage or changes of switch
settings with 25 G applied
Sealing
Bottom epoxy seal standard
Top tape seal optional
Marking
Special side or top marking available-consult CTS
Technical Data Sheet 4194/195
CTS CORPORATION /
MANUFACTURER OF RELIABLE ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS
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