lükandlüliti

Lükandlüliti, also known as a slide switch, is an electrical switch that operates by sliding a lever or actuator back and forth to open or close an electrical circuit. The actuator moves along a track, making or breaking contact with stationary terminals. This type of switch is commonly found in electronic devices and appliances where a simple, reliable, and often visible means of control is required.

The design of a lükandlüliti typically involves a movable contact that is attached to a sliding actuator. This actuator is usually made of plastic or metal and is designed to be easily manipulated by the user. When the actuator is moved to one position, the contact bridges two or more terminals, completing a circuit. When moved to another position, the contact separates from the terminals, opening the circuit and interrupting the flow of electricity.

Lükandlülitid come in various forms, including single-pole, single-throw (SPST), single-pole, double-throw (SPDT), and multi-pole configurations, allowing for different switching functions. They are appreciated for their durability, ease of operation, and relatively low cost. Their visual indication of the on/off state is also a practical feature for many applications, such as power switches on lights, toys, and small electronic gadgets.