Membrane switches with epoxy and excellent conductivity, offer a superior tactile feel, making them an ideal choice for medical equipment, electrical appliances, and instrumentation etc.
A membrane switch consists of various layers laminated together. The layers of a basic membrane switch construction include: a membrane overlay, spacer, printer circuit, rear adhesive, and tail filler. Depending on the environment and requirements of the application into which the membrane switch plugs into, the construction can vary. For example, if shielding is necessary, a two-circuit membrane switch design would be a better construction choice.
For more stringent environmental requirements, the printed silver circuit can be replaced with a copper and polyimide construction. These construction designs offer advantage with regard to current carrying capacity and better resistance to moisture.
Electrical Parameters:
| Wire Resistance | 1.0mm width,<1Ω/cm | Rated Current | 25-150mA,0-30V DC |
| Insulation Resistance | >100MΩ 250V DC | Working Voltage | <50V DC |
| Non-tactile Switch Stroke | 0.1-0.4mm | Tactile Switch Stroke | 0.4-1.0mm |
| Working Life | >0.5-1.2 million times | Working Temperature | -20℃-40℃ |
| Working Humidity | 40℃,90%RH No Influence | Substrate Voltage | 1500V DC |
| Feed BackTime | 10ms | Tail Folding | R>1,180 angel |

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