Could anyone suggest switch/input selector for mounting on PCB (through-hole)? Device have two inputs, Mic and Lin-in input. Capsule Micro Electret Mic Ø10mm in mounted on PCB, Mic is default input mode. When I need switch to Line-in input, I just put jumper. Or maybe some other small handy switch.
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Switch input mode with jumper
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Only thousands of PC mount switches out there..
and start searching for the exact size/rating/button type,etc.. that you need
and start searching for the exact size/rating/button type,etc.. that you need
MikeHalloran
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Don't they make 1/8" plug sockets with switches, so that plugging in the line input could switch off the mic?
Mike Halloran
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Yes, internal jumper, or DIP switch. DIP switch perhaps better, I need SPDT DIP Switch (ON-ON, without center position). Searched on Digikey, but still didn't find good accurate one. The line-in input is Terminal block, not 1/8" plug socket, and Mic is on board.
Accurate? Switch? What "accuracy" spec are you imposing on the switch?
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OK, so what accuracy requirement are you imposing?
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