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Metal Dome Selection Guide: Shape, Force, Travel and Assembly Method
This metal dome selection guide explains how to choose shape, size, force, travel, plating and loose-dome, array or tape-and-reel assembly. Continue reading →
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Custom Metal Dome Design Guide: Size, Force, Travel, Material and PCB Integration
This custom metal dome design guide explains size, force, travel, material, PCB pads, venting, tolerances and prototype validation. Continue reading →
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How to Choose Metal Domes for Your Electronic Products?
Metal domes (named stainless steel domes, or tactile metal domes), are momentary switch contacts that, when used in conjunction with a printed circuit board, flex circuit, or membrane, become normally-open tactile switches. The metal domes play an significant role in connecting … Continue reading →
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Metal Dome Activation Force Conversion
Thanks to the big Earth we live on, so we can see different culture around the world, so we can see different measure method on the same thing, so different results. When we discuss metal dome, people use various units, … Continue reading →
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