Electrical Switch Rotor

The Electrical Switch Rotor is a component that is part of the supply class Switches in the supply group Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components.

The rotor is a crucial part of an electrical switch as it is responsible for controlling the flow of electricity by making or breaking the circuit. It is typically a rotating mechanism that is connected to the switch mechanism. When the rotor is in the "on" position, it allows the electricity to flow through the switch, completing the circuit. Conversely, when the rotor is in the "off" position, it interrupts the flow of electricity, effectively breaking the circuit.

The design and construction of the electrical switch rotor can vary depending on the specific type of switch and its intended application. Some rotors may have multiple positions, allowing for different levels of electrical conductivity or functionality. They can be made from various materials, such as metal or plastic, depending on the requirements of the switch.

Overall, the electrical switch rotor plays a vital role in the operation of electrical switches, enabling the control and regulation of electrical currents in various electronic and electrical systems.