D2EW-R5-SC03M

Name: Omron D2EW-R5-SC03M
Brand: Omron Electronics
SKU: 653-D2EW-R5-SC03M
Price: 4.76 USD
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Mouser #:

653-D2EW-R5-SC03M

Mfr. #:

D2EW-R5-SC03M

Mfr.:

Omron Electronics

Description:

Basic / Snap Action Switches Switch w/ integrated resistors

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New Product:

New from this manufacturer.

Datasheet:

D2EW-R5-SC03M Datasheet (PDF)

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Product Attribute	Attribute Value	Select Attribute
Manufacturer:	Omron
Product Category:	Basic / Snap Action Switches
RoHS:
Series:	D2EW-R
Type:	Basic Switch
Contact Form:	SPST-NO
Actuator:	Plunger, Pin
Voltage Rating DC:	5 V to 18 V
Operating Force:	1.2 N
Termination Style:	Solder Pin
Mounting Style:	PCB Mount
IP Rating:	IP67
Brand:	Omron Electronics
Illuminated:	Non-Illuminated
Product:	Switches
Product Type:	Snap Action Switches
Factory Pack Quantity:	100
Subcategory:	Switches
Part # Aliases:	D2EWR5SC03MBYOMR
Unit Weight:	4 g

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Datasheet

D2EW-R5-SC03M Datasheet (PDF)

Compliance Codes

CNHTS:: 8536500090
USHTS:: 8536509065
ECCN:: EAR99

Origin Classifications

Country of Origin:: China
Assembly Country of Origin:: Not available
Country of Diffusion:: Not available

The country is subject to change at the time of shipment.

D2EW-R Sealed Switches with Integrated Resistors

Omron Electronics D2EW-R Sealed Ultra-Subminiature Basic Switches with integrated resistors detect four different states in a circuit: OFF, ON, short-circuit, and disconnected. The ON/OFF state indicates if the circuit is closed or open. The short-circuit state indicates a direct connection between two points in the circuit. The disconnection state suggests a break in the circuit or a faulty connection. Monitoring these states allows engineers to quickly identify and troubleshoot any device circuitry issues.