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ElderUberGeek
- Jan 1, 1970
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I was thinking about using a mercury switch for some application
(detecting if a horizontal item is tilted vertically), but understand
that mercury switches are being phased out because they are
environmentally unfriendly and potentially toxic. Does anyone know what
is being used as a replacement to perform the same function? Either in
a electromechanical switch or in a chip (I seem to remember something
about it). Thank you.
(detecting if a horizontal item is tilted vertically), but understand
that mercury switches are being phased out because they are
environmentally unfriendly and potentially toxic. Does anyone know what
is being used as a replacement to perform the same function? Either in
a electromechanical switch or in a chip (I seem to remember something
about it). Thank you.