Classified zzz TEST POINTS
POINTS TEST
&Terminal Pins
For prototypework or volume production
Large loop for easy attachment Three sizes
Glass bead in a choice of eight colours
Unique shape will not damage through-plated holes Full details and FREE SAMPLES on request
zzz CUSTOM BUILT SWITCH POTENTIOMETERS Custom Built Switched Potentiometers PROTOTYPE SERVICE TO FULL PRODUCTION QUANTITIES
Terminations Choice of solder tags or pcb pins.
Switch Action Choice of rotary or push on / push off.
Rotary Switch Ratings
1 or 4 amp, 250 volts, single or two pole, on/off or changeover.
Push SwitchRatings 10 amp, 250 volts, single pole.
Rotary Switch Actuation Choice of switch actuation at either end of the rotational arc.
Tel: (01963) 363377
www.wmhughes.co.uk
Station Road, Stalbridge, Dorset DT10 2RZ Fax: (01963) 363640
Email:
sales@wmhughes.co.uk zzz DIGITAL To advertise in our
Digital Editions please call Satbinder Dhillon on 08450 138426
or email
sat.dhillon@cieonline.co.uk zzz SURPLUS COMPONENTS Made in the UK Spindle Choice of 4 mm, 6 mm or 1 ⁄4 " diameter, various lengths, with or without flats.
Resistance Ratings Linear resistance laws : 1k – 1M Non-linear laws : 4k7 – 470k
OMEG LIMITED IMBERHORNE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, EAST GRINSTEAD, WEST SUSSEX, RH19 1RJ Web:
www.omeg.com Tel: 01342 410420 Fax: 01342 316253 Email:
sales@omeg.com
zzz SPACERS & PILLARS
robert.baughan @
cieonline.co.uk
Potentiometer Power Ratings 0.25W – 16 mm pots (linear laws)
0.40W – 20 mm pots (linear laws) Log, antilog and special non-linear laws will have lower power ratings.
Rotational Feel
Optional multi-position click stops for push switches, if required.
Mounting Bush Choice of glass filled nylon or diecast zinc alloy.
To advertise in this section, please call
Robert Baughan on
0845 3130211 or email
www.cieonline.co.uk
Components in Electronics
October 2011 47
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