Center Common Push Switch

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(Momentary Push Button with Shared Common Terminal for Multi-Signal Control)

The Center Common Push Switch is a momentary push button designed with a shared common terminal at the center, allowing multiple switching paths or signal routing through a single reference point. It is widely used in prototyping, control panels, and educational electronics where multiple input signals share a common line. The switch returns to its default state once released, making it ideal for trigger, reset, and user-input applications.

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Key Features

• Momentary-action switch for temporary signal activation
• Center common terminal simplifies wiring for multiple routes
• Fast response for triggering logic or microcontroller inputs
• Compact and durable design suitable for breadboard or PCB use
• Clear tactile feedback for reliable user interaction

Technical Specifications

• Switch Type: Momentary push button (spring return)
• Contact Configuration: Multiple terminals with 1 center common
• Operating Voltage: Up to 24V DC (varies by model)
• Contact Rating: Typically 50mA–100mA at 12V DC
• Number of Terminals: 3 to 5 depending on variation (1 center common + signal terminals)
• Mounting Type: Through-hole or panel-mount
• Actuation Force: Moderate tactile press
• Operating Temperature: −10°C to +60°C (approx.)

Applications

• Signal triggering for microcontroller inputs
• Mode selection or menu navigation interfaces
• Classroom and educational circuit projects
• Reset, test, and control panels
• Logic experiments and switching demonstrations
• DIY electronics and hobby robotics