B3FS-1002 Omron, B3FS-1002 Datasheet - Page 7
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B3FS-1002
Manufacturer Part Number
B3FS-1002
Description
MECHANICAL KEYSWITCH
Manufacturer
Omron
Series
B3FSr
Type
Tactiler
Specifications of B3FS-1002
Circuit
SPST-NO
Switch Function
Off-Mom
Contact Rating @ Voltage
0.05A @ 24VDC
Actuator Type
Standard
Mounting Type
Surface Mount
Orientation
Vertical
Outline
6.30mm x 6.00mm
Illumination
Non-Illuminated
Operating Force
150gf
Actuator
Flat
Contact Current Rating
50 mAmps at 24 Volts
Ground Terminal
No
Contact Form
SPST - NO
Termination Style
Solder Pad
Mounting Direction
Straight
Body Size
6.3 mm L x 2.6 mm H
Features
Miniature space saving switch, positive click action plus long life equal to no-contact switch
Mounting Style
SMD/SMT
Operating Temperature Range
- 20 C to + 70 C
Contact Rating
50 mAmps at 24 Volts
Body Style
Miniature
Current, Rating
50 mA
Dielectric Strength
250 VAC
Number Of Poles
1
Termination
SMT
Voltage, Rating
24 VDC
Contact Configuration
SPST-NO
Contact Voltage Dc Nom
24V
Contact Current Max
50mA
Actuation Type
Top
Switch Terminals
SMD Gull Wing
Circuitry
SPST-NO
Rohs Compliant
Yes
Actuator Style
Flat Plunger
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Other names
B3FS1002
Available stocks
Company
Part Number
Manufacturer
Quantity
Price
Part Number:
B3FS-1002
Manufacturer:
OMRON欧姆龙进口
Quantity:
20 000
Company:
Part Number:
B3FS-1002P-SUS
Manufacturer:
OMRON
Quantity:
11 900
Precautions
Safety Precautions
■
Use the Switch within the rated voltage and current ranges, other-
wise the Switch may have a shortened life expectancy, radiate
heat, or burn out. This particularly applies to the instantaneous
voltages and currents when switching.
■
Storage
To prevent degradation, such as discoloration, in the terminals
during storage, do not store the Switch in locations that are sub-
ject to the following conditions.
Handling
1. Operation
Do not repeatedly operate the Switch with excessive force. Apply-
ing excessive pressure or applying additional force after the
plunger has stopped may deform the disc spring of the Switch,
resulting in malfunction. In particular, applying excessive force to
Side-operated Switches may damage the caulking, which in turn
may damage the Switch. Do not apply force exceeding the maxi-
mum (29.4 N for 1 minute, one time) when installing or operating
Side-operated Switches.
Be sure to set up the Switch so that the plunger will operate in a
straight vertical line. A decrease in the life of the Switch may
result if the plunger is pressed off-center or from an angle.
2. Dust Protection
Do not use Switches that are not sealed in dust-prone environ-
ments. Doing so may cause dust to penetrate inside the Switch
and cause faulty contact. If a Switch that is not sealed must be
used in this kind of environment, use a sheet or other measure to
protect it against dust.
PCBs
The Switch is designed for a 1.6-mm thick, single-side PCB.
Using PCBs with a different thickness or using double-sided,
through-hole PCBs may result in loose mounting, improper inser-
tion, or poor heat resistance in soldering. These effects will occur,
depending on the type of holes and patterns of the PCB. There-
fore, it is recommended that a verification test is conducted before
use.
If the PCBs are separated after mounting the Switch, particles
from the PCBs may enter the Switch. If PCB particles or foreign
particles from the surrounding environment, workbench, contain-
ers, or stacked PCBs become attached to the Switch, faulty con-
tact may result.
Soldering
1. General Precautions
Before soldering the Switch on a multilayer PCB, test to confirm
that soldering can be performed properly. Otherwise the Switch
may be deformed by the soldering heat on the pattern or lands of
the multilayer PCB.
1. High temperature or humidity
2. Corrosive gases
3. Direct sunlight
Precautions for Safe Use
Precautions for Correct Use
Incorrect Incorrect
Correct
Switch
Resin sheet
Plunger
Operating part
Do not solder the Switch more than twice, including rectification
soldering. An interval of five minutes is required between the first
and second soldering.
2. Automatic Soldering Baths (B3F, B3W, B3WN, B3M, B3J)
Soldering temperature: 260 ° C max.
Soldering time: 5 s max. for a 1.6-mm thick single-side PCB
Preheating temperature: 100°C max. (ambient temperature)
Preheating time: Within 60 s
Make sure that no flux will rise above the level of the PCB. If flux
overflows onto the mounting surface of the PCB, it may enter the
Switch and cause a malfunction.
3. Reflow Soldering (Surface Mounting)
Solder the terminals within the heating curve shown in the follow-
ing diagram.
B3S, B3SN, B3FS
Note:
The peak temperature may vary depending on the reflow bath
used. Confirm the conditions beforehand.
Do not use an automatic soldering bath for surface-mounted
Switches. The soldering gas or flux may enter the Switch and
damage the Switch’s push-button operation.
4. Manual Soldering (All Models)
Soldering temperature: 350 ° C max. at the tip of the soldering iron
Soldering time: 3 s max. for a 1.6-mm thick, single-side PCB
Before soldering the Switch on a PCB, make sure that there is no
unnecessary space between the Switch and the PCB.
Washing
1. Washable and Non-washable Models
Standard Switches are not sealed, and cannot be washed. Doing
so will cause the washing agent, together with flux or dust parti-
cles on the PCB, to enter the Switch, resulting in malfunction.
Washable (sealed types)
Non-washable (standard types) B3F, B3FS, B3M, B3J,
The above heating curve applies if the PCB thickness is
1.6 mm.
temperature
Max. 250
Room
220
180
150
Flux surface
PCB surface
60 to 120
Preheating
B3W, B3WN, B3S, B3SN
B3DA, B3D
Max. 60
Precautions
Time (s)
5