*Where it is required to have no open circulating between positions, including the independent

contact when the switch is rotated, use these SHORTING Basic I.D. numbers.

FUNCTION: The typical schematic left, is 24 positions, 15 degrees, 23 of the positions are

shorted together by 23 nger brushes connected in common to one collector ring. The 24th posi-

tion is contacted by an entirely separate nger brush which is connected to a separate collector

ring. As the switch is rotated, the separate brush makes contact with each switch position while

simultaneously all other

positions are shorted together. No second one pole deck is required to perform this function,

thus overall length is reduced and wiring time costs are reduced.

remote

APPLICATION EXAMPLES:

1) Low voltage signal testing.

2) Multiple circuit cable testing, both continuity and voltage breakdown.

3) Current testing circuits to ground or common.

4) Solid state testing where it is desirable to connect all circuits to eliminate transients causing

erroneous test data.

5) One or more paralleling decks can be included in a standard multi-deck switch to meet all

types of requirements.

the switch positions sequentially as the switch is rotated.

ONE PIECE FINGER BRUSHES: No mechanically or solder joined section in the solid, stress-

free one piece nger brush assembly. Solid ne silver nger brush contacts, stator contacts and

collector rings.

APPLICATION EXAMPLES: This type of switch is utilized for paralleling capacitors in capaci-

tance decade units, for varying capacity values in multiple xed frequency generators, receivers,

transmitters, etc. It is used in many resistance bridge, strain gage and transducer applications,

syncro systems, remote controlling, and computer systems. One or more progressively parallel-

ing decks can be included in a

standard multi-deck switch to meet all types of requirements, providing it does not rotate over