Des: 12 pin Push switch 4p2t pushbutton switch
Part No: PS-42D02
Specification:
Rating: 0.3A, DC 50V
Operating Mode: Self-Lock & Non-Lock
Operating Life: 10,000 Cycles
Packaging: Bag/Tray
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DisplayPort connector informations
July 12, 2023
The DP interface is “DisplayPort”, and DisplayPort is a display interface published by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA). As the successor to DVI, DisplayPort will add support for high-definition audio signal transmission while transmitting video signals, while also supporting 8K resolution. There are DisplayPort connectors and Mini DisplayPort connector (receptacle and plug) Vistar Electronics manufacturing Clearly the mini DisplayPort connector uses a physically different connector it shares with Thunderbolt 1 or 2 and has no locking mechanisms like a full size DisplayPort jack and plug offer. Not that every
What’s The difference between tactile switches and push button switches ?
August 5, 2025
A Tactile Switches is a momentary-contact electronic component that rapidly closes or opens a circuit when minimal operating force (typically 1-5N) is applied. Upon pressure release, its internal metal dome automatically resets to break the connection13. Core characteristics include: Key Structural Components: plaintextCopy CodeTerminal Pins → Electrical contacts Base → Structural support Metal Dome → Conductive element (copper/silver alloy) Button → Transmits external force Cover → Dust/contaminant shield The comparison between tactile switches and push button switches, maintaining technical accuracy and structural clarity: I. Core Operational Principles II. Structural & Performance Comparison
VESA Announces DP 2.0: The Dawn of the 8K Display Era
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01 Background and Release Not long ago, VESA announced the introduction of the DisplayPort 2.0 (DP 2.0) specification, a milestone event marking an unprecedented leap forward for the DP standard. Compared to the previous DisplayPort 1.4, the new standard offers a staggering increase in bandwidth capability—up to three times that of its predecessor. Some might question the need, as DP 1.4 is sufficient for 4K displays. However, with the emergence of Apple’s new 6K Pro Display XDR and the increasing number of 8K displays entering the market, demand for higher