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DIP Switches/SIP Switches
DIP Switches & SIP Switches are in stock with same-day shipping at Mouser from industry leading manufacturers. Mouser is an authorized distributor for DIP switch and SIP switch manufacturers such as C&K, CTS, Grayhill, E-Switch, Nidec, Omron, Same Sky, TE Connectivity, Wurth Electronics & many more.
DIP switches (Dual In-line Package switches) and SIP switches (Single In-line Package switches) are manually configurable electromechanical switches designed to provide simple and reliable circuit configuration, addressing, and feature selection directly on printed circuit boards. They enable engineers and users to modify device settings without software programming, making them a practical solution for hardware-level customization and control. These switches serve as compact configuration tools in electronic systems where dependable setting selection and long-term stability are essential.
Types: The most common DIP and SIP switch types include piano DIP switches, slide DIP switches, rotary DIP switches, sealed DIP switches, surface-mount DIP switches, through-hole DIP switches, standard SIP switches, and low-profile configuration switches, each optimized for specific mounting, environmental, and switching requirements.
Applications: DIP switches and SIP switches are widely used in industrial automation equipment, communication systems, embedded electronics, networking hardware, security systems, consumer devices, control panels, and instrumentation equipment to configure addresses, operating modes, calibration settings, and system features.
Selection requirements: To choose DIP switches and SIP switches, evaluate the number of switch positions, actuator style, current and voltage ratings, mounting method, contact reliability, environmental sealing, lifecycle durability, available board space, and suitability for the intended electrical and operating conditions.
