Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Multiple circuit control – Multiple switch
Patent
1984-02-03
1985-07-02
Scott, J. R.
Electricity: circuit makers and breakers
Multiple circuit control
Multiple switch
200159B, 200264, H01H 1370
Patent
active
045270210
ABSTRACT:
A key-board switching unit for electronic instruments is constructed with a printed circuit board provided with a plural number of pairs of fixed contact points on the surface and an insulating covering sheet member mounted on or above the printed circuit board and provided on the bottom surface with movable contact points to face the fixed contact points. Different from conventional units in which exact correspondence in the positions of the fixed and movable contact points is required with time- and labor-consuming assembling works, the movable contact points in multiple numbers distributed over the whole bottom surface of the covering sheet member in such a manner that, when the covering sheet member is pushed and depressed at the switching position, the fixed contact points forming a pair of the counter-electrodes are contacted and electrically connected with at least one movable contact point even without exact positioning of the covering sheet member and the printed circuit board to give a great advantage of the increased productivity in the works of assembling. In particular, the movable contact points are formed of a pressure-sensitive electroconductive rubber.
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Morikawa Yoshitsugu
Nomoto Kiyoshi
Okada Ken'ichi
Scott J. R.
Shin-Etsu Polmer Co., Ltd.
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