Documenting the optical switch thing found in the retro arcade parts.
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created: 2026-09-02T10:20:00
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Index: Glitch
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# Optical Interrupt Switch for {game}
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Datasheet for Slotted Optical Switch
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https://www.ttelectronics.com/TTElectronics/media/ProductFiles/Datasheet/OPB610-611-620-621.pdf
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4 wires going out of the board they are on:
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- Red - power, at least 2v to see anything happen, not sure of optimal range.
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- Black - GND
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- White - data out for 1 of the sensors
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- Although there is a difference in voltage state of this wire when the sensor is triggered, it is a very low difference.
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- When powered by 3.3V, it goes from 80mV to 240mV
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- Green - data out for the other sensor
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- This wire has a much bigger voltage difference when the sensor is triggered.
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- When powered by 3.3V, it goes from 1.92 to 3.32
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![[OpticalSwitchVoltageDifferences.jpeg]]
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