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Tactile switch measures just 6.0 mm x 6.1 mm x 3.45 mm

May 27, 2021 By Redding Traiger

C&K has developed a single pole double throw (SPDT) tactile switch designed for elevator buttons, gaming controllers, and the industrial market. The TLSM Series SPDT tact switch combines a space-saving design with high reliability all within a compact design that is only 6.0mm x 6.1mm.

At only 6.0 mm x 6.1 mm x 3.45 mm, the TLSM Series features a soft actuator that raises a mere 3.45 mm above the PCB for valuable PCB saving and customer system space-saving. Supporting 3 million cycles, the low-profile switches are commonly used in elevator buttons, gaming controllers, industrial applications, accessories, and more.

Offering higher reliability compared to traditional miniature tact switches, the top actuated TLSM Series switch is available with momentary action. The SMT tactile switches provide full integration into reflow soldering standard processes, reducing time and costs for OEMs.

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