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E-Switch offers many miniature navigation and detector switches suitable for wearable technology and handheld devices. The post Switch Solutions for the Handheld and Wearables Markets: Navigation and Detector Switches appeared first on E-Switch, Inc..

Dayton, OH, USA – PUI Audio is pleased to announce the addition of Reptronics to their growing list of sales representatives. Reptronics is a manufacturer’s representative company operating within the United Kingdom and Ireland, and currently work with several global manufacturers of high-quality electrical components. PUI Audio selected Reptronics to join their global sales network […]

When snow falls, don’t get mad. Be glad you have the switches for moving snow and ice this winter. The post Switches for Moving Snow and Ice appeared first on E-Switch, Inc..

While you watch the 2022 World Cup, don’t forget about the switch technology that makes "the beautiful game" so beautiful. The post Switches in Sports: A Switch for Every Soccer Pitch appeared first on E-Switch, Inc..

As you watch Serena Williams in the U.S. Open for the last time, think of all the switches that have come along over the course of her career that have helped grow the game. The post Switches in Sports: Tactile Switches Help Tennis Players and the Game Grow appeared first on E-Switch, Inc..

The next time you’re in a movie theater watching the trailers for the upcoming attractions, think of all the switches that make those movies possible. The post Switches in Filmmaking: Celebrating the Return to Movie Theaters appeared first on E-Switch, Inc..

With the increased use of medical electronics in medicine today, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) developed the IEC 60601-1-8 standard to regulate alarm signals to prevent confusion, when several instruments are sounding at the same time in the same room.

When designing a PUI Audio MEMS microphone into your product, careful PCB placement and sound hole position need to be considered to minimize noise. The microphone should be placed to avoid antennae, amplifiers, motors, power supplies, or any other devices that may create noise interference.