Description
The 3-pin slider switch is a fundamental mechanical component that manually routes electrical current between two distinct paths. Operating as a Single-Pole Double-Throw (SPDT) switch, it is widely used in educational STEM projects for seamlessly toggling battery power on and off or selecting between different operational modes in a circuit. Its compact, breadboard-friendly design allows students to easily integrate it into temporary prototypes. When connected to the digital input pins of microcontrollers such as the Arduino UNO or Magic Board, it can act as a hardware selector to trigger specific code functions, providing an excellent hands-on introduction to manual state control and hardware-based logic routing.







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