Mini Momentary Tactile Push Button Switch 6x6x5mm 4-Pin DIP
Mini Momentary Tactile Push Button Switch 6x6x5mm 4-Pin DIP
Mini Momentary Tactile Push Button Switch – 6×6×5mm, 4-Pin DIP
Upgrade your electronics projects with this compact and reliable momentary tactile push button switch. Perfect for DIY electronics, PCB prototyping, Arduino builds, soldering projects, and hobbyist circuits, these micro switches deliver a satisfying tactile click with consistent performance every time.
Key Features
- Compact Size: 6×6×5mm footprint — ideal for tight PCB layouts and space-constrained projects
- 4-Pin DIP Design: Standard through-hole 4-pin configuration for easy PCB soldering and breadboard integration
- Momentary Action: ON when pressed, OFF when released — perfect for reset buttons, keyboard keys, control panels, and more
- Durable Plastic Housing: Sturdy construction built to withstand repeated use in prototyping and finished assemblies
- Value Pack: Sold in a convenient multi-piece lot — always have spares on hand for your next project
- Versatile Use: Compatible with a wide range of DIY electronics, hobbyist kits, and craft electronics applications
Specifications
- Type: Momentary Tactile Push Button Switch
- Pin Configuration: 4-Pin DIP (through-hole)
- Dimensions: 6 × 6 × 5 mm
- Material: Plastic housing
- Color: As pictured
- Switch Function: Momentary OFF / ON
Ideal For
- Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and microcontroller projects
- Custom PCB design and prototyping
- Electronic craft and maker projects
- Replacement keys and control panel buttons
- Robotics and automation builds
For further guidance on electronics safety standards and component handling, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does "momentary" mean for this tactile push button switch?
A: A momentary switch is only active (ON) while it is physically pressed. Once you release it, the circuit returns to its default OFF state. This makes the 6×6×5mm momentary tactile push button switch ideal for trigger buttons, reset controls, and any application where a brief signal is needed.
Q: What is the pin configuration of this mini push button switch?
A: This switch uses a standard 4-pin DIP (Dual In-line Package) through-hole configuration, making it easy to solder directly onto a PCB or insert into a breadboard for prototyping.
Q: What projects are these mini tactile switches best suited for?
A: These 6×6×5mm mini push button switches are perfect for Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects, custom PCB builds, DIY electronics kits, robotics, and any maker or craft electronics application that requires a compact, reliable momentary switch.