Description:
A Robotics Switch Box is a protective enclosure designed to contain electrical switches, often DPDT (Double Pole Double Throw) switches.
These boxes provide a safe and organized way to manage and control electrical circuits within a robotic system.
They vary in size and material, depending on the application and the number of switches they need to accommodate.
Key Features:
Enclosure:
- Durable material (often plastic) to protect the switches and wiring.
- Designed for easy access and wiring.
- May include mounting options.
Switch Accommodation:
- Specifically designed slots or mounts for securely holding switches.
- Frequently accommodates DPDT switches, which are essential for motor polarity reversal.
Wired connection:
- Some products are sold with wiring already attached.
- Impact resistance:
- Many of these boxes are manufactured to be durable.
Applications:
- Remote Control:
- Creating wired remote controls for robots.
- Controlling the movement of robotic arms or vehicles.
- Motor Control:
- Reversing the direction of DC motors.
- Controlling linear actuators.
- Educational Robotics:
- Providing a hands-on way for students to learn about electrical circuits and control systems.
- DIY Robotics Projects:
- A useful component in any DIY electronic or robotic project.
DATA SHEET AND USECASE
Technical Specifications:
- Material: Typically constructed from durable materials like ABS plastic or metal to withstand regular use.
- Dimensions: Varies depending on design; for instance, the Robotics DNA switch box measures approximately 100mm x 60mm x 25mm.
- Switch Compatibility: Designed to fit standard DPDT rocker switches, which are commonly used for motor control in robotics.
