B3U-1000P

The B3U-1000P is a tactile switch manufactured by Omron, a leading manufacturer of electronic components, including switches, relays, sensors, and automation systems. Tactile switches, also known as pushbutton switches, are commonly used in electronic devices to provide tactile feedback and actuation when pressed.

Key Features:

• Tactile Feedback: Provides tactile feedback, allowing users to feel when the switch is actuated, enhancing usability and user experience.

• Momentary Action: Operates on a momentary action principle, meaning it returns to its original position when released.

• Compact Design: Features a compact and space-saving design, making it suitable for applications with limited space constraints.

• SMT (Surface Mount Technology) Compatible: Designed for surface mount installation, facilitating automated assembly processes and reducing production costs.

• High Durability: Offers high durability and reliability, ensuring long-lasting performance even under repetitive use.

• RoHS Compliance: Complies with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) regulations, making it environmentally friendly and safe for use in various electronic products.

• Variety of Actuator Styles: Available in various actuator styles, including flat, dome, and protruded types, allowing customization to suit different application requirements and user preferences.

Applications:

• Consumer Electronics: Used in consumer electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, remote controls, and gaming controllers for user input and interface control.

• Computer Peripherals: Integrated into computer peripherals including keyboards, mice, and trackpads for user input and navigation.

• Industrial Equipment: Deployed in industrial equipment and machinery for control panels, operator interfaces, and machine control applications.

• Automotive Electronics: Utilized in automotive electronics such as dashboard controls, infotainment systems, and steering wheel controls for user input and interface control.

• Medical Devices: Integrated into medical devices and equipment for user interface control, including patient monitoring devices, diagnostic equipment, and medical instruments.

• Telecommunications Equipment: Used in telecommunications equipment such as telephones, intercom systems, and communication devices for user input and interface control.