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Microminiature SMT switches with high actuation forces for wearable electronics

December 15, 2015 By Andrew Zistler 1 Comment

CK629 PTS830 Micromini SMT Switch PR (1)C&K Components, a leading global manufacturer of electromechanical switches, smart card interconnect devices, and high reliability connectors, has released a new series of microminiature, SMT top-actuated switches that provide low profile, high actuation force (450gf), and high life cycle (500,000) solutions especially designed to meet the demanding size and performance specifications required of portable electronic devices. With a footprint of just 3.5mm x 2.6mm and an ultra-low profile of 1.4mm, C&K’s new PTS830 Series SMT switches deliver reliable switching performance within the space constraints imposed by the miniaturization of next-generation wearable electronic devices, portable wireless devices, remote controls, and keyless entry systems.

PTS830 Series SMT switches are top-actuated, momentary action devices, with a single pull single throw (SPST), normally open configuration. Rated for 12VDC and 50mA, the switches are available with actuation force options of 160gf and 450gf, and with operating life cycles of 200,000 and 500,000. Travel distance is 0.15mm ±0.1mm, with a typical bounce time of ≤10ms, and rated operating temperatures for the series span -40°C to +85°C.

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  1. Christine Stieglitz says

    December 21, 2015 at 6:57 pm

    Please note that this news was accidentally distributed with a transposition error and should read PTS830 Series rather than PTS380 Series, as supported by the datasheet: http://www.ck-components.com/pts-830/tactile,92175,en.html. Thank you!

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