Dip Switch
Product Series: DIP Switch, SMT Dip Switch.
．By Mating Orientation
A DIP Switch (Dual In-line Package Switch) is a small, manually adjustable switch component typically installed on electronic devices or circuit boards to set or adjust the operational modes of the equipment. It consists of one or more rows of small switches, each corresponding to a binary switch state (on or off). DIP switches are commonly used for low-frequency configuration needs, providing a manual adjustment option with excellent durability.
Key Features:
．Simple Setup: Users can select settings by toggling the switches without the need for special tools.
．Compact Size: Its small size makes it ideal for devices or circuit boards with limited space.
．Reliability: With a simple structure, it can operate stably over time and is highly adaptable to different environmental conditions.
．Wide Application: DIP switches are often used in various electronic devices to set addresses, select modes, and configure parameters.
Common Uses:
．Jumper Settings: Used to configure the hardware operation states (e.g., setting configurations on a motherboard, selecting boot modes).
．Address Selection: Used in network devices (e.g., routers) to set IP addresses, MAC addresses, etc.
．Control Functions: In some devices, DIP switches control various functions or features (e.g., power switches, volume control, etc.).
．By Mating Orientation
A DIP Switch (Dual In-line Package Switch) is a small, manually adjustable switch component typically installed on electronic devices or circuit boards to set or adjust the operational modes of the equipment. It consists of one or more rows of small switches, each corresponding to a binary switch state (on or off). DIP switches are commonly used for low-frequency configuration needs, providing a manual adjustment option with excellent durability.
Key Features:
．Simple Setup: Users can select settings by toggling the switches without the need for special tools.
．Compact Size: Its small size makes it ideal for devices or circuit boards with limited space.
．Reliability: With a simple structure, it can operate stably over time and is highly adaptable to different environmental conditions.
．Wide Application: DIP switches are often used in various electronic devices to set addresses, select modes, and configure parameters.
Common Uses:
．Jumper Settings: Used to configure the hardware operation states (e.g., setting configurations on a motherboard, selecting boot modes).
．Address Selection: Used in network devices (e.g., routers) to set IP addresses, MAC addresses, etc.
．Control Functions: In some devices, DIP switches control various functions or features (e.g., power switches, volume control, etc.).
