Hey guys... I am looking for a handful of MICRO Momentary SPDT Pushbutton Switches.

Anyone have some or post a link for me to purchase a couple. The smaller the better!

Thanks in advance for the help.

Joe

 

Define "MICRO". If micro was the type they'd be easy to fine?
"The smaller the better". Smaller then "MICRO"?

Caludaj:
Something in the 5mm X 5mm range would be great but under 10mm would be okay.
See the photo I attached.

 

I forget the term used for those. Ok, try these as a start, shop your hearts content. Switches

 

They are called tactile switches. I have never seen them in SPDT option, but then I have never had a need for one except momentary ON or push-on/push-off.

 

Do they make these tactile switches in a 90 degree angle PCB mount option? Like shown here: 3 and 5.

 

How are you going to use these SPDT switches? There may be other options.

 

Have you tried soldering an upright pushbutton onto a piece of 90° header?

 

How are you going to use these SPDT switches? There may be other options.

I need two SPDT Momentary Switches to reverse voltage on a RC Car Motor. They need to be super tiny and be momentary switches.
The Micro Tactile Switches would be perfect if they were SPDT type. Is there another type switch I could substitute?

 

Use the link I gave you and refine your search for "right angle".

 

Here, you have two options from Mouser.

 

This is the circuit I am trying to create with two SPDT momentary pushbutton switches.

 

How much current does the motor take? It is likely too much for tact switches. These are typically just used to create logic signals, not carry any power.

 

oh boy, specs on the motor please.

 

How much current does the motor take? It is likely too much for tact switches. These are typically just used to create logic signals, not carry any power.

Very little current. The motor runs on 2 AA Batteries.

 

oh boy, specs on the motor please.

oh boy, specs on the motor please.

Runs on 2 AA Batteries.

 

So around 1 amp we'll say and then some overhead. what is the motor spinning?

I have to go away for a few, but I'll think about this.

 

So around 1 amp we'll say and then some overhead. what is the motor spinning?

I have to go away for a few, but I'll think about this.

It is spinning a gear axel that has very little resistance.

 

As stated, AA batteries can easily source an Amp, about 20X too much for a tact switch.

 

Take the tactial switch and the relay I posted about and that should work with-out any delays.