These case studies show how Swiclick switches are applied in real OEM and electronics projects. Each example focuses on the engineering requirement, the selected switch configuration and the design considerations that mattered during qualification.
The purpose is not to present a logo wall. It is to show how switch size, actuator type, operating force, electrical function, life and production requirements are matched to a real application.
Selected OEM Application Cases
Foxconn Electronic Shelf Label Project
Foxconn required a compact tact switch for electronic shelf label systems where PCB space, response and repeated setup operations were important.
Swiclick supplied the KAN0241H tact switch as the application candidate for the compact control interface.
View Foxconn Case StudyBYD Vehicle Control Application
The BYD project required a compact micro switch for vehicle control functions where actuation reliability and installation space were key design factors.
The application used the MS15A-B micro switch for automotive control-module functions.
View BYD Case StudyLG LCD Control Interface
LG required tactile switches that could fit slim LCD-module designs while maintaining consistent actuation feedback and compact PCB integration.
The project used KAN0651, KAN3551 and KAN4544C tactile-switch configurations.
View LG Case StudyHokuriku Control Module Application
The Hokuriku application required a compact tactile switch for appliance control functions with repeated operation and constrained installation space.
Swiclick supplied the KAN0652 tact switch for the project.
View Hokuriku Case StudyTesla Compact Control Application
The application required a small SMT tactile switch for automotive control modules where compact PCB layout and repeatable signal input were important.
The project used the KAN0641 SPST-NO SMT tact switch.
View Tesla Case StudyHow Swiclick Evaluates an Application
A switch is not selected from brand name or external dimensions alone. Qualification normally starts with the application and then works backward to the required component specification.
- PCB footprint and available installation space
- Actuator type, height and mechanical interface
- Operating force and travel
- Electrical load and circuit function
- Contact performance
- Mechanical and electrical life
- Environmental and sealing requirements
- Soldering and assembly process
- Production volume and supply requirements
For replacement projects, the incumbent part number and datasheet are also compared before a candidate is recommended for qualification.
From Application Requirement to Production Qualification
These examples represent different application types, but the engineering process is similar: understand the design constraint, identify a candidate switch, validate the critical parameters and then confirm performance in the customer’s actual assembly.
For an existing switch model, see Switch Second Source Solutions or use the Switch Model Finder .
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