
Concave nickel-coated metal shrapnel in a round form with a strength of 160 gf
Tactile metal domes are momentary switch contacts that become normally open switches when used with a printed circuit board, flex circuit, or membrane. They are placed on printed circuit boards through pressure-sensitive adhesive tape, captured in a pocket design。
In the static state, the tactile metal spring is in contact outside the main pad. When briefly pressed, they come into contact and make contact with the secondary path, thereby closing the circuit. Many different shapes and forces can be used to suit your specific application. You can use them as mechanical switches, electrical contacts, and tactile switches.
- Ratings (Resistive Load): 0.1A, 50V DC
- Contact Resistance: 1Ω or less
- Insulation Resistance: 10MΩ or more
- Withstanding Voltage: 100V AC for 1 minute
- Operating Force: 1.0N to 2N (φ4mm, φ4.5mm, φ5mm)
- Lifespan: 100,000 to 500,000 cycles
Used in input key switches for:
- Small remote controls
- Portable AV equipment
- Educational repeaters
- Quiz buzzers
- Security system intercoms
- Access control devices
- Mobile phones and smartphones
- PDAs
- Game controllers
- Medical devices
- Automotive central control systems
Electronic switches are widely used in various fields, including home, business, automotive, electronics and industry.
Metal Dome Switch Application
Metal Dome Switch Application
Metal Dome Switch Application
