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Sorry to question something seemingly basic, but I've been trying to find the answer but not turning up much definitive.
I'm using two switches in my laser, one a trigger switch rated at AC 125V 2A:
And the other an arming switch rated at DC 50V 0.5A:
If the V going through these switches is much lower than its rating, such as a single 18650, is there an increase in current capability?
While a yes or no answer would be moderately appreciated, any further information and/or links would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
PS. Those are the smallest quantities I could find which are way more than I'll ever use. If anyone is interested in some of either, hit me up!
I'm using two switches in my laser, one a trigger switch rated at AC 125V 2A:
Micro Limit Switch, CYT1073 AC 2A 125V 3Pin SPDT Rocker Switches Long Hinge Lever for Arduino (30 Pack) by MUZHI: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
Micro Limit Switch, CYT1073 AC 2A 125V 3Pin SPDT Rocker Switches Long Hinge Lever for Arduino (30 Pack) by MUZHI: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
www.amazon.com
If the V going through these switches is much lower than its rating, such as a single 18650, is there an increase in current capability?
While a yes or no answer would be moderately appreciated, any further information and/or links would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
PS. Those are the smallest quantities I could find which are way more than I'll ever use. If anyone is interested in some of either, hit me up!
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