Keyboard membrane switch having threshold force structure

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Multiple circuit control – Multiple switch

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200159B, H01H 1352, H01H 150

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040176975

ABSTRACT:
A keyboard membrane switch including the standard three layer resilient flexible diaphragm switch construction. Threshold pressure is applied to the membrane prior to engagement of the membrane contact with at least one fixed contact. This phenomenon is achieved by applying variable thicknesses of nonconductive threshold paint or glass to the substrate, flexible membrane, a first layer of threshold material or any combination thereof.

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