A DPDT (Double-Pole, Double-Throw) slide switch with 6 pins is an electrical switch commonly used in electronics and electrical circuits to control the flow of current between two pairs of terminals. It is characterized by its six electrical pins and its ability to switch between two separate circuits or positions.
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Number of Pins: A DPDT slide switch has a total of six electrical terminals or pins. These pins are arranged in two rows of three pins each. The pins are typically labeled as follows:
Two pins for the first pole (often labeled as "Pole A" or "1A" and "1B").
Two pins for the second pole (often labeled as "Pole B" or "2A" and "2B").
Two common pins (often labeled as "COM" or "Common").
DPDT Configuration: The "DPDT" designation indicates that the switch has two sets of contacts (poles) and can connect each pole to one of two possible positions, making it a Double-Pole, Double-Throw switch.
Slide Actuator: The switch is operated by moving a slide or actuator, which physically connects or disconnects the two sets of contacts, allowing the switch to change the circuit configuration.
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