DIP Switch

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Available in piano, rotary, and slide actuator types, Guozhis’ DIP switches offer pitches of 1.27, 2.54, or 5.08 mm, 1 to 16 positions, and surface mount or through hole mounting styles. Featuring flat or raised actuator levels, a variety of terminations, and short, long, or SMT pins, our DIP switches are a flexible option for industrial, commercial, or telecommunication applications. Several DIP switch models also offer IP67 ratings.

Guozhi’s series of surface mount half-pitch DIP switches, low profile and standard profile DIP switches, rotary and coded DIP switches, coded rotary DIP switches, SIP switches and jumper switches feature a variety of extended actuator and flush actuator styles. DIP switches are available in surface mount, through-hole, right angle and vertical mounting options.

DIP Switch APPLICATIONS：

handheld electronic devices and portable computers
instrumentation and controls
address switching for industrial controls
computers and peripherals (logic switching, data storage devices)
automation components (such as timers)
function controlling in numerous applications
security functions (alarms, access controls, smoke detectors)

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What is a DIP Switch, and How Does it Work?

A DIP switch is a dual in-line package switch, meaning that it consists of a series of switches in a single unit. It is an electromechanical device requiring a user to manually move the actuator so that a different electronic circuit is activated or deactivated. Commonly mounted on a PCB or breadboard, DIP switches allow users to quickly preconfigure or toggle an electronic device between a variety of settings or operating modes.

Types of DIP Switches

DIP switches come in a variety of types, including slide actuators, piano actuators, rotary actuators, and more.

Slide DIP switches are standard toggle switches. Each switch has two positions – either closed or open (also on/off or 1/0) and therefore operates as an SPST switch.

Piano DIP switches are similar to slide DIP switches. However, instead of lying horizontal, with a forward and backward motion to move the actuator, piano DIP switches are vertical, requiring an up and down action

Rotary DIP switches toggle position as the user turns the actuator in a circular motion. The amount of rotation determines the output of the switch. A rotary DIP switch with four output pins can produce up to 16 different output configurations in binary code. It can also be configured to operate as an SPDT device and may have three or four throws for a single pole