What is it and how does isostat work?
I am asking you for help, I need to do a paper and I cannot find information on how dependent works, like an independent isostat, how to fuse them together and what is this fusion.
Moderated By Marek_Skalski:I moved the topic to the Tutorials section, as it may be interesting for beginners.
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https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=jak+dzia%c5%82a+isostat&FORM=HDRSC2 Uncle Google banned you? [Read more]
Hello, were you looking at all? there is a lot about it. Generally, it's a type of switch (I assume that's what you mean), see what it looks like, on the slider you have contacts depending... [Read more]
Combined isostat were used in such old landline telephones, type ZAS 2 with 3 (8 buttons) and ZAS 2 with 5 (ten buttons {if I remember correctly}). . That's all I can tell you for now. These Isostat... [Read more]
I need to know, e.g. 1z4i5 dependent and the rest I do not have to discover how the dependent ones connect what they are connected in a mechanical and electronic way I am not talking about the types... [Read more]
Isostats can be freely configured depending on the needs. For example, to change the range of waves in the radio, dependent isostats were used, and because changing the range, e.g. for a short one, discarded... [Read more]
It's good but maybe even a little more info although very helpful post and thanks in advance ? [Read more]
For a specific example, I am posting a photo of isostat type switches with two dependent units and two buttons. https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/1462182200_1519292970_thumb.jpg Looking at the picture,... [Read more]
Sorry that I am so inquisitive but explain to me how this strip with a particular switch works, or how it happens that if I press one it will pop out the other? This is a general question and does not... [Read more]
There is a strip with holes inside, through which individual isostats pass. Each isostat of this type has oblique notches on the side. As soon as such isostat is pressed, the aforementioned slat (rail)... [Read more]
Go to a good electronics store, some stock exchange or just order one or several isostats from Alle..oa you will be able to disassemble, examine, x-ray, combine and you will see how it is made. Hands fall... [Read more]
The pawl, i.e. this inner rail, has a "tooth" which retracts when any isostat in the dependent unit is pressed. https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/1811330100_1519295119_thumb.jpg By the way, I found... [Read more]
https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/9214608800_1519295228_thumb.jpg Have more like this dependent Izostat. [Read more]
The difference between the independent and dependent slider is this. https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/6948697500_1519295558_thumb.jpg And a photo on which you can see the aforementioned rail for... [Read more]
Thank you very much for having sacrificed my time, of course I could have slaughtered the net but thanks to you I understood how it works. Thanks a lot Added after 7 [minutes]: I already know... [Read more]
Symbol, e.g. here: http://www.cyfronika.com.pl/p_izostat.htm From the provided link it appears that we are writing about Izostatach! [Read more]
Just because the name is incorrect in the link does not mean we have to duplicate it. The correct name is Isostat and you should stick to it. [Read more]
Whereas with THIS . THIS dozens of others, and as well as the Unitra catalog shows that isostat :) actually according to the BN-77 / 3384-02 / 00 standard. Segment key switches :) [Read more]