Membrane switch with a shielding circuit on the inside for
protection /
ZS-74 / the customer logo on it
Product Specification
Operating voltage: 35V DC
Operating current: 100mA 1W
Contact resistance: < 100 Ohms
Open circuit resistance: ≥ 10MΩ at 100V
Operating temperature: Flat/Metal dome:-20°c to +80°c
Storage temperature: Flat/Metal dome:-40°cto +80°c
Life expectancy Flat type≥5,000,000 times Tactile type≥1,000,000
times
Switch stroke: 0.1 to 0.6mm
Contact bounce: 5 to 30ms
Actuation force tolerance: +/- 20 to 45g
Tactile ratio: FC > 40%
Operating humidity: up to 95% RH
Female, male connector, solder pins and heat seal connectors are
available
Electrical Performances
Wire Resistance
| 0.5mm width,<1Ω/cm | Rated Current | 25-100mA,0-30V DC |
Insulation Resistance
| >100MΩ 250V DC | Working Voltage | <50V DC |
Non-tactile Switch
| 0.1-0.4mm | Tactile Switch | 0.4-1.0mm |
Working Life
| Working Life | Working Temperature | -40℃ ~ 70℃ |
Working Humidity
| 40℃,98%RH No influence | Substrate Voltage | 1500V DC |
Feedback Time
| 10ms | Tail Folding | R>1,180 |
What Is A Membrane Switch?
Membrane switches are generally made from five different layers.
This includes membrane,
graphic, tactile, rigid and static layers. The first layer contains the graphic
interface for the
user to control the machine. It can also include a flexible circuit for less expensive
alternatives.
Another layer will contain the printed circuit which allows a signal to be transmitted. The ink
that is used for the printing on the circuit is generally made up
of a variety of metals. This
helps for the signal to be conductive for turning on and off.
Membrane switches allow forcommunication to take place in electronic
devices. Membrane
switches are a piece of equipment that can be highly sophisticated or rather
simple by design.
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