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Q:What end products are connectors used in?
Connectors are used in products with limited board space, such as smartphones, wearable electronics and headsets.
Q:What are the environmental requirements for the electronic DIP switch?
When manually soldering the DIP switch, try to select a temperature that is smaller than 320 °C and ensure that the equipment can be completed within three seconds.
Q:What are the functional features of the power DIP switch?
The DIP switch has intelligent functions such as widening, delay, external synchronization, anti-interference, high reliability, stable working area and self-diagnosis.
Q:What are the types of DIP switches?
The types of DIP switches are: SS (straight shank), SK (horizontal shank), patch type, plug-in type, micro, high current type, left reset type, right reset type, double reset type and other DIP switches.
Q:What does IP68 mean ?
IP68 means totally protected against dust, and protected against long periods of immersion under pressure.
Q:What does IP67 mean ?
IP67 means totally protected against dust, and protected against the effects of temporary immersion between 15cm and 1m. （Duration of test 30 min.）
Q:What does the X in IPX7 mean?
IPX7 means the absence of a digit, this is missing the first number. That means the device is not rated for that specific protection, so it may lack protection against solids in that regard.
Q:IP Rating Meaning
The IP Rating consists of two digits, with each digit representing a specific aspect of protection. The first digit denotes protection against solids and the second digit denotes protection against liquids.
Q:Soldering and Cleaning
Contamination can occur in both hand soldering and machine soldering processes. Hand soldering and cleaning are acceptable when performed by properly trained personnel, using small diameter solder (.030-.040 in.) and low wattage soldering irons (25-40 watts maximum).
Q:About contamination of internal switch contacts during soldering and cleaning processes
Most manufacturing and field problems experienced by users of unsealed switches are caused by contamination of the internal switch contacts during soldering and cleaning processes. Switches may become intermittent, especially in low power applications
Q:Does your company have a statement on conflict-free metal procurement policy?
The company strictly adheres to the electronics industry code of conduct, only purchases materials from environmentally and socially responsible raw material suppliers, and requires our raw material suppliers and their supply chains to conduct commercially reasonable
Q:What is Conflict Metal?
Conflict metals refer to metals such as gold (Au), tantalum (Ta), tungsten (W), cobalt (Co), and tin (Sn), which come from mining areas in conflict areas controlled by non-governmental military groups or non-military factions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
