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The **10TS-110-R** is a specific electronic component within the **Tactile Switch** family. These switches are momentary push-button switches commonly used in consumer electronics, industrial controls, and PCB (Printed Circuit Board) designs.
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## 1. Technical Specifications
Below are the typical electrical and mechanical specifications for the 10TS-110-R series:
| Parameter | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Switch Type** | Tactile / Momentary |
| **Mounting Type** | Surface Mount (SMD / SMT) |
| **Actuator Height** | 1.10 mm |
| **Operating Force** | 160gf to 250gf (typical) |
| **Contact Rating** | 50mA @ 12V DC |
| **Contact Resistance** | 100mΩ Max |
| **Insulation Resistance** | 100MΩ Min @ 100V DC |
| **Dielectric Strength** | 250V AC for 1 minute |
| **Operating Life** | ~50,000 to 100,000 cycles |
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## 2. Key Features
The "10TS" series is characterized by its compact form factor and reliability.
* **Tactile Feedback:** Provides a distinct "click" sensation when pressed, letting the user know the connection has been made.
* **Low Profile:** With an actuator height of roughly 1.1mm, it is ideal for thin devices like smartphones, wearables, or remote controls.
* **SMD Design:** The "-R" suffix usually denotes **Tape and Reel** packaging, which is designed for automated "pick and place" assembly lines.
* **Durability:** Made with high-temperature plastics to withstand reflow soldering processes.
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## 3. Pinout and Internal Diagram
Tactile switches of this style usually have 4 terminals, though they only represent a single-pole, single-throw (**SPST**) circuit.
```text
Terminal 1 ---[ ]--- Terminal 2
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(Button)
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Terminal 3 ---[ ]--- Terminal 4
```
* *Note: Usually, Pins 1 & 2 are internally connected, and Pins 3 & 4 are internally connected. Pressing the button bridges the gap between the two sets.*
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## 4. Common Applications
* **Consumer Electronics:** Volume buttons on tablets, power buttons on cameras.
* **Industrial:** Reset switches on embedded system boards.
* **Peripherals:** Computer mice, keyboards, and printers.
* **Automotive:** Dashboard controls and key fobs.
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