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Can we used the 4 pin Tactile-Micro as a on-off switch?
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Can 4 Pin Tactile-Micro be Used as On-Off Switch?
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Yes that one in the picture
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It's just break the circuit and go offKussy said:
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OK there are ways to use this style of switch to be able to switch a circuit on and off
here's one example ...
this process is common in so much gear these days ... TV's VCR's DVD players etc etc
you will understand that that portion of the circuit will always have power on it
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Dave
here's one example ...
this process is common in so much gear these days ... TV's VCR's DVD players etc etc
you will understand that that portion of the circuit will always have power on it
cheers
Dave
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Thank you davenn that's very useful
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no probs
if you do build this to experiment, you may find it suffers a little from switch bounce
that is a pulse produced when contacts make and another when they break. This will cause
double triggering in the flipflop IC
there is a small mod that can be done to stop that
Dave
if you do build this to experiment, you may find it suffers a little from switch bounce
that is a pulse produced when contacts make and another when they break. This will cause
double triggering in the flipflop IC
there is a small mod that can be done to stop that
Dave
