Dip Switch

A DIP switch is a compact array of manual switches housed in a dual in-line package, allowing users to control circuit settings with simple on/off toggles. It enables quick configuration of electronic devices without complex software or tools.

Available in various forms like slide, rocker, and rotary, DIP switches feature standard 2.54mm pin spacing for easy PCB integration. Their reliability and ease of use make them ideal for setting hardware functions and customizing operations.

BTDS Series Dip Switch

BTDS Series Dip Switch

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BTDP Series 8 Position Dip Switch

BTDP Series 8 Position Dip Switch

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BTDA Series Switch Dip

BTDA Series Switch Dip

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BTDI-R Series SPDT Dip Switch

BTDI-R Series SPDT Dip Switch

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BTDM-R Series SMD Dip Switch

BTDM-R Series SMD Dip Switch

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Dip Switch for Every Application

DIP switches are essential for configuring hardware settings across a wide range of electronic devices. They are commonly used in computer peripherals, industrial equipment, and communication systems to set device modes, addresses, and features. Their manual operation allows for easy customization without the need for software, making them ideal for applications requiring straightforward, reliable configuration.

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Dip Switch Related Issues

A DIP switch is a group of small manual switches in a dual in-line package, used to set configuration options for electronic devices.
Each switch toggles between ON and OFF positions, allowing control over electrical signals on a circuit board.
They’re used in computer peripherals, industrial controls, communication systems, and consumer electronics.
Common types include slide, rocker, rotary, and piano-style DIP switches.
Most DIP switches have a standard 2.54mm (0.1 inch) pin spacing for easy integration into PCBs.
They are low-cost, easy to use, reliable, and don’t require software or complex programming.

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