How to store the membrane switch for a long time Storage method: 1. The transparent film on the front and back of the membrane switch is used to protect the display window of the membrane switch from scratching and tearing;

The basic structure of the membrane switch Film switch is a new type of electronic component integrating light, machine and electricity, which is a fundamental change in the appearance and structure of electronic products. Thin-film switches can easily replace buttons from traditional discrete components to perform operating system tasks more reliably.

What is the FPC film key switch? FPC film key switch generally refers to the flexible circuit board The Flexible Printed Circuit (FPC) is a highly reliable and excellent flexible printed circuit board made of polyimide or polyester film. It has the characteristics of high density, light weight, thin thickness and good bending.

The film panel is made of PVC, PC, PET and other materials, with customized graphics, text, transparent window,

Use and precautions of film switches and film panels Usage: 1. Clean the surface of the membrane switch to be fitted (the surface shall be flat, rust-free, oil-free and dust-free);

If the contact is not good, check if the contacts inside are loose. Including the tin point. When the door is closed, is it closed properly?

The emergence of an industrial technology is often the result of the hard work of many people or even several generations.

Technically speaking, it is very simple to replace the membrane of the keyboard.

Technically speaking, it is very simple to replace the membrane of the keyboard. You only need to use a screwdriver to remove all the screws on the back of the keyboard, and then open the back cover.

The membrane switch panel of the present invention is the key molding structure of the membrane panel, which can be combined with the corresponding control panel.

Membrane keys are the basic structure of \"key + membrane\", so the feel and characteristics of the keys depend on the design of the membrane keys.