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You are so wrong it's unreal! Quality switches suitable for use in a vehicle don't cost $0.10, they cost $0.01! -at the volumes they'd be purchased for auto m
by riskable 3y ago
You are so wrong it's unreal!
Quality switches suitable for use in a vehicle don't cost $0.10, they cost $0.01!
-at the volumes they'd be purchased for auto manufacturing.
- HPsquared 3y agoYou don't need just the switch. It needs a housing, a cap, lighting, wiring, and connectors at the other end of the wire too. And all this needs to be designed in a "waterfall" style, with long lead times. Overall, a virtual button is going to be cheaper to engineer and manufacture than a hardware button. It's not big, overall, but these small savings accumulate over the whole vehicle.