Boncuk
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I found a sliding switch at an electronics shop these days.
It is a three position four pin switch. The switching behaviour is very unusual.
In position A pins 1 and 2 are connected, in position B pins 2 and 3 and in position C pins 3 and 4.
There is no problem to understand the switch positions and functions, however how can one create a logic symbol readable in a schematic?
From the pin arrangement it looks like a serial switch, normally connecting pin1 and 2 in position A, pins 1 - 3 in position B and pins 1 - 4 in position C.
I made a symbol and a package for the device.
Please take a look and suggest improvement so it is clearly recognizable.
Boncuk
It is a three position four pin switch. The switching behaviour is very unusual.
In position A pins 1 and 2 are connected, in position B pins 2 and 3 and in position C pins 3 and 4.
There is no problem to understand the switch positions and functions, however how can one create a logic symbol readable in a schematic?
From the pin arrangement it looks like a serial switch, normally connecting pin1 and 2 in position A, pins 1 - 3 in position B and pins 1 - 4 in position C.
I made a symbol and a package for the device.
Please take a look and suggest improvement so it is clearly recognizable.
Boncuk