ECA EIA-448-1B-1993 Method 15 Standard Test Method for Electromechanical Switches (Test for Contact Bounce) (Addendum 1 to RS-448).pdf

1、t EIA 448-LB 93 W 3234600 0505466 061 w Reproduced y GLOBAL ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS W Thr Pmnissbn d EIA ihdw Rgalty Apemcn ANSI/ EIA-448-18-1992 APPROVED: June 10, 1992 EIA STANDARD Method 15 Standard Test Method for Electromechanical Switches (Test for Contact Bounce) EU-448-1B (Revision B of Addend

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10、 N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 (202)457-4963 1. PURPOSE EIA 448-1B 93 W 3234600 050.5469 870 W EIA-448-1 B Page 1 METHOD 15 CONTACT BOUNCE (From IA Standards Proposal No. 1832, formulated under the cognizance of the EIA P-13.3 Subcommittee on Sensitive, Pushbutton and Keyboard Switches.) NOTE: This St

11、andard is Revision B of Addendum No. 1 to ElA-448, “Standard Test Methods for Electromechanical Switches.“ The purpose of this test method is to determine the duration of contact bounce SO that it can be anticipated and provided for in user circuits. This phenomenon is defined as the random opening

12、and closing of a switch contact that occurs after contact transfer caused by the switch mechanism. It is measured from the moment of first closure (or opening) to the moment when the contacts reach a useful state of equilibrium. Logic circuits are particularly sensitive to the kinetic behavior of sw

13、itching contacts. Unless designed appropriately, these circuits can be triggered to produce spurious data as a result of contact bounce. 2. PROCEDURE 2.1 The switch shall be mounted by its normal mounting means to a structure of sufficient mass that it be considered resonance-free. 2.2 The test circ

14、uit shown in Figure 1, or an equivalent, shall be used for measuring contact bounce. Voltage and current values shall be as specified in the Detail Specification, but shall not exceed an open circuit voltage of 6 Vdc and test current of 100 mA f 5%. 2.3 The detection and display means (oscilloscope

15、or equivalent) utilized in the circuit shall have bandwidth of 1 megahertz or greater, a minimum time base accuracy of 2 5% and shall be capable of showing the quiescent contact state prior to contact opening or closing. EIA 448-LB 93 m 3234600 0505470 592 m EIA-448-1 B Page 2 2.4 The switch mechani

16、sm that causes contact transfer shall be actuated at a velocity as follows, unless otherwise specified in the Detail Specification: (a) Sensitive Switches 25 mm/s Max. (1.0 in/s Max.) (b) Nonsensitive Pushbutton 76 to 127 mm/s Switches (3 to 5 in/s) (c) Key Switches 381 f 254 mm/s (15k 10 in/s) (d)

17、Rotary and Thumbwheel Switches 2 f 1 rad/s (e) Toggle and Rocker Switches 76 to 127 mm/s (3 to 5 in/s) 2.5 When contact bounce is affected by actuation force, the limits of force shall be specified in the Detail Specification. 2.6 The specified contact bounce duration shall be the maximum measuremen

18、t occurring in five consecutive readings of switch closures or switch openings. Contact bounce at switch closure is defined as the interval between switch actuation and switch closure (see Figure 2). Switch actuation occurs when measured voltage is 90% of the open circuits voltage. Switch closure oc

19、curs when the measured voltage remains less than 10% of the open circuit voltage. Contact bounce at switch opening is defined as the interval between switch deactuation and completion of switch opening (see Figure 2). Switch deactuation occurs when the measured voltage is 10% of the open circuit vol

20、tage. Switch opening is completed when the measured voltage remains greater than 90% of the open circuit voltage. Voltage variations occur:ing after completion of switch closure or before switch opening are caused by variations in dynsmic contact resistance. An example of a typical recording of cont

21、act bounce is shown in Figure 2. EIA 448-LB 93 m 3234600 0505471 429 m EIA-448-1 B Page 3 3. SUMMARY The following details shall be specified in the Detail Specifications: 3.1 The test circuit if other than as specified in 2.2. 3.2 The test load if other than as specified in 2.2. 3.3 Actuation rate

22、if other than as specified in 2.4. 3.4 Actuation force when applicable. 3.5 Maximum allowable contact bounce duration at contact opening or closing or both opening and closing. EIA-448-1B . Page 4 EIA YYB-LB 93 W 3234b00 0505Y72 3b5 W RESISTOR POWER SOURCE o I DETECTION ANO DISPLAY MEANS TEST $7 SWITCH FIGURE I CONTACT BOUNCE TEST CIRCUIT OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE 1- FFECTS OF DYNAMIC CONTACT RESISTANCE. CONTACT BOUNCE -L, - - - 90% SWITCH CLOSURE SWITCH IO% -II c- FIGURE 2 TYPICAL CONTACT BOUNCE TRACE OPENING