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An electromechanical switch controlled by a magnetic field applied to it. The metal contacts are flexible and somewhat resemble parts of reed plants, hence the name. A magnetic field causes the contacts to flex to either make contact with each other or produce a small air gap between them. Use for questions about reed switches, and in conjunction with the "switches" tag. Also consider using in conjunction with the "relay" tag, if applicable.
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Multiple LEDs with reed switches for testing magnet placement
I'm adding MIDI to an old electric organ (saving the existing internals for dual operation). I will be using reed switches and magnets at every key for action.
For testing magnet+reed positions I pl …
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