Description

A switch is a fundamental electrical component designed to control the flow of electrical current within a circuit. By manually or automatically opening or closing the circuit, a switch can either allow or interrupt the flow of electricity. This simple mechanism is used in a variety of applications, from household light switches to complex electronic devices. Switches come in different types, including toggle, push-button, rotary, and slide switches, each suited for specific functions and environments. They are integral in enabling user control over electrical devices and systems, making them essential for both everyday applications and sophisticated electronic systems.