序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
181 Input device US771889 1985-09-03 US4628408A 1986-12-09 Kiyoshi Kimura
An input device for use in a display unit such as a CRT includes a lower electrode of an electrically conductive material and having a plurality of apertures therein, a resilient insulating base superimposed on the lower electrode and having a plurality of integral dot spacers projecting through the apertures, the resilient insulating base having recessed spaces, an upper flexible insulating sheet disposed in confronting relation to the insulating base with the dot spacers interposed therebetween, the upper flexible insulating sheet supporting an upper electrode on one surface thereof, a printed-circuit board disposed below the insulating base, and a plurality of diodes mounted on the printed-circuit board and accommodated in the spaces, the printed-circuit board having an electrically conductive pattern disposed on a lower surface thereof and connected to the diodes. The upper insulating sheet has extensions extending around sides of the insulating base and the printed-circuit board onto the lower surface of the latter, the upper electrode having terminal leads extending over the extensions and connected by a heat seal to the electrically conductive pattern.
182 Click disc switch assembly US451358 1982-12-20 US4461934A 1984-07-24 Gary D. Jabben
There is disclosed a click disc switch assembly comprising a plate-like base having on it copper foil paths including (a) "row" paths each including a respective row of contact pads in a row-and-column matrix of such pads on the base, and (b) "column" paths corresponding to the columns of the matrix and including respective bonding pads. Overlying the columns of the matrix are click disc strips having end tabs welded to the bonding pads. Interposed between the strips and the "row" paths is an originally liquid and subsequently solidified coating deposited on the base to cover portions of the row paths while leaving uncovered their contact pads. The base and the strips include holes used to align the latter on the former.
183 Membrane switch assembly US268008 1981-05-28 US4400595A 1983-08-23 Jorge S. Ahumada
A membrane switch assembly wherein the internal pressure is automatically equalized with the external pressure through the use of a self-regulating vent. The vent is defined by a non-linear slit formed in an outer layer of the membrane switch assembly, the slit producing a normally closed valve which is caused to open by a pressure differential between the internal pressure and the external pressure.
184 Thin and flat keyboard integral with a metallic housing US107888 1979-12-28 US4293754A 1981-10-06 Shigeki Komaki
A keyboard construction including a metallic flat housing member and a metallic flat key actuator member closely laid upon the metallic flat housing member. The former has apertures in positions to correspond to respective ones of key actuator sections while the latter has cutouts to make respective ones of key actuators formed therein movable in a vertical direction. Key indicia are defined on the tops of the respective key actuators during the etching of the two members.
185 Metallic housing for an electronic apparatus with a flat keyboard US016075 1979-02-28 US4249054A 1981-02-03 Shigeki Komaki
An upper member of a housing and a plurality of key actuators are unified into a single flat sheet made by stainless steel. The respective ones of the key actuators are made movable by reducing the thickness of the corresponding limited regions of the stainless steel sheet. When a particular one of the key actuators is actuated, a movable contact on a conductive silicon rubber sheet will come into contact with a stationary contact on a circuit board.
186 Method of constructing liquid crystal display US862963 1977-12-21 US4192060A 1980-03-11 Isamu Washizuka; Shintaro Hashimoto; Masaru Kakumae; Yuuichi Sato; Isao Fujisawa; Yukihiro Inoue; Sadakatsu Hashimoto
In an electronic calculator essentially comprising a multidigit display, a keyboard and a data processor unit, a multidigit liquid crystal display is deposited together with integral key actuators of the keyboard of a flexible circuit film which carries electrical conductor leaves in a desired pattern. The conductor leaves to be in contact with terminals of the liquid crystal display are formed to extend in the direction of length of the liquid crystal display to thereby establish room for a battery compartment.
187 Membrane-type touch panel employing a photo-resist insulating grid anti-short means US743991 1976-11-22 US4066852A 1978-01-03 George Edward Zenk
A location sensitive touch panel for use on a rigid substrate. The substrate carries a first set of conductive strips. A resilient plastic membrane overlaying it carries a second set of conductive strips orthogonal to and spaced from the first set. Finger pressure can cause electrical contact between any one of the first set of strips and any one of the second set of strips. The substrate may be either flat or curved, with the membrane conforming to its contour.
188 Sequential switching assembly having plural, spaced flexible contact layers US508477 1974-09-23 US3969595A 1976-07-13 Wendell C. Johnson
A multiple switching apparatus comprising two spring-like switching members disposed in a tandem array with each integral with its metallic support base. The central area of each of the switching members is defined by a plurality of slots formed in the support base with the length and displacement of the slots defining the force-displacement characteristics of each switching member and, accordingly, of the tandem array. The top switching member moves downward until it produces a first switching function, with further movement of the top switching member effecting movement of the second switching member such that a second switching function is produced.
189 Method of forming a deformed, integral switching device US508486 1974-09-23 US3950846A 1976-04-20 Wendell C. Johnson
A method of forming a switching device having a movable contact that is an integral part of a metallic support substrate and is supported above the support substrate by a plurality of spring-like legs that are also an integral part of the support substrate. One or more of the switching devices is produced by forming one or more groups of curved, unconnected radially extending slots in a metallic substrate to define support legs, plastically deforming the legs defined by the slots past their elastic limit, and then precipitation hardening the complete structure. The slots can be formed by a photomasking technique followed by an acid etch with the etch being performed from both sides of the metallic support substrate. To provide a desired tactile response characteristic, and to assure movement of a central portion of the switching device past the plane of the metallic support substrate, a portion of each of the legs defined by the slots may be removed to thin that portion of each leg. The plastic deformation may be performed in a male-female die mechanism.
190 Calculator keyboard switch with disc spring contact and printed circuit board US3796843D 1973-01-02 US3796843A 1974-03-12 DURKEE G; WAREBERG P; YODER A
A keyboard switch assembly including a printed circuit board having four switch terminals on one side of the board, three of the terminals being arranged in a triangle and the fourth disposed within the triangle. Conductors on the one side of the board are respectively joined to the interior terminal and at least one of the three terminals. A conductive, generally triangular, snap-acting dome switch member is provided having arcuate apices, projections being respectively formed from the apices and respectively engaging the three terminals thereby spacing the periphery of the switch element from the one surface of the printed circuit board and the conductors thereon, at least the conductor connected to the interior terminal extending under the dome. The switch element has a fourth protection formed from the interior of the dome adjacent the center thereof which is in registry with the interior terminal and engages that terminal when the dome is deflected thereby completing an electrical circuit between the three terminals and the interior terminal. A layer of insulating material covers the conductors exclusive of the terminals. A sheet of insulating material covers the insulating layer and has an opening therein which receives and locates the switch member. Another sheet of insulating material covers the first sheet and the switch member. A plate covers the second insulating sheet and has an opening therein which receives a push button in registry with the switch element, depression of the push button actuating the dome of the switch member to a nonovercenter, deflected position in which the interior projection on the dome engages the interior switch terminal.
191 Keyboard switch assembly with improved movable contact having cantilever supported central member with radially extending contact fingers US3777082D 1972-09-08 US3777082A 1973-12-04 HATLEY D; WILSON H
A mechanically operated keyboard with key stations having a multiplicity of electrical switch contacts for providing an encoded electrical data output signal corresponding to and uniquely identifying individual key stations includes an array of movable contacts each corresponding to an individual key station and which are formed in a sheet of conducting material mounted above a corresponding array of fixed contacts to form multiple contact electrical switches for each key station of the keyboard. Each movable contact has a central member suspended to the sheet of conducting material in cantilevered fashion and includes a plurality of peripherally spaced contact fingers joined to the central member such that the contact fingers adjacent the junction of the central member to the conducting sheet will contact associated fixed contacts of a key station only after the remaining contact fingers have come into contact with their associated fixed contacts. An electrical circuit coupled to the contact fingers provides a strobe output signal only when all of the electrical switch contacts associated with a given key station have been actuated as indicated by the closure between the contact finger adjacent the junction of the central member to the conducting sheet and its associated fixed contact.
192 Control keyboard switch with cantilevered contact and diode matrix array US3731015D 1971-05-18 US3731015A 1973-05-01 BRADY J
A low profile keyboard unit including an etched circuit board and a plurality of keyboard switches mounted on one surface thereof. Individual switches include housings configured to carry in self-contained fashion up to ten diodes plus a resistor, the leads from these elements being passed through holes in the board and flow soldered at the back side of the board.
193 발광 버튼키 제조 방법 KR1020160057305 2016-05-11 KR1020170127124A 2017-11-21 이영주; 노창현; 김혜경; 정대익; 진건수; 김학수; 주원조
본발명은금속판을가공하여버튼본체를형성하는형상가공단계와상기버튼본체에박막필름을부착하고, 상기버튼본체의배면에 2중에칭을 실시하여심볼패턴을가공하는 2중에칭가공실시단계와상기버튼본체의배면을프레싱하여성형하는프레스성형단계및 상기버튼본체의배면으로투명또는반투명재질의사출소재를주입하여사출성형하는사출성형단계를포함한다.
194 투명 도전성 필름, 그 제조 방법 및 그것을 구비한 터치 패널 KR1020110010360 2011-02-01 KR1020110031171A 2011-03-24 나시키도모타케; 스가와라히데오
PURPOSE: A transparent conductive film and a touch panel having the same are provided to prevent exposure of a film base by forming an undercoat layer at a non-pattern part. CONSTITUTION: An undercoat layer(2) is formed at one side or both sides of a transparent film base(1) by an organic material. A transparent conductor layer(3) is formed on the undercoat layer by a sputtering method. The transparent conductor layer is patterned by etching of the transparent conductor layer. One or more undercoat layers are formed at a non-pattern part.
195 투명 도전성 필름, 그 제조 방법 및 그것을 구비한 터치 패널 KR1020110010359 2011-02-01 KR1020110031170A 2011-03-24 나시키도모타케; 스가와라히데오
PURPOSE: A transparent conductive film is provided to form an undercoat layer at a non-pattern part. CONSTITUTION: A transparent conductive film comprises a transparent conductor layer(3). Two or more undercoat layers(2) are inserted to one side or both side of a transparent film base(1). The transparent conductor layer is patterned. The non-pattern part(b) has two or more undercoat layers.
196 키 시트 KR1020087027759 2007-06-05 KR100990295B1 2010-10-26 무라카미쇼헤이; 소우마마사루
휴대용 전자 기기의 누름버튼 스위치에 이용하는 키 톱으로서, 개략 박판 형상의 금속제 시트(6)와, 금속제 시트(6)의 한쪽의 면 또는 양면에 접합되는 가요성 재료로 이루어지는 외층 시트(8a, b)를 구비한 키 톱(4)과, 이 키 톱(4) 및 키 톱(4)에 접합되는 탄성 재료로 이루어지는 시트형상의 키 베이스(10)를 구비한 키 시트(2)를 제공하고, 또한 이들의 제조 방법을 제공한다.
197 키 시트 KR1020087027759 2007-06-05 KR1020090026134A 2009-03-11 무라카미쇼헤이; 소우마마사루
A key top (4) used for push-button switches of mobile electronic devices comprises a generally thin metal sheet (6) and outer layer sheets (8a, 8b) joined to one or both surfaces of the metal sheet (6) and made of a flexible material. A key sheet (2) comprises the key top (4) and a sheet-like key base (10) joined to the key top (4) and made of an elastic material. A method of manufacturing the key top and the key sheet is also provided.
198 조작장치 KR2019820002106 1982-03-19 KR2019900005274Y1 1990-06-15 시찌죠우하지메-2
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199 발광 버튼키 제조 방법 KR1020160057305 2016-05-11 KR101816399B1 2018-02-21 이영주; 노창현; 김혜경; 정대익; 진건수; 김학수; 주원조
본발명은금속판을가공하여버튼본체를형성하는형상가공단계와상기버튼본체에박막필름을부착하고, 상기버튼본체의배면에 2중에칭을 실시하여심볼패턴을가공하는 2중에칭가공실시단계와상기버튼본체의배면을프레싱하여성형하는프레스성형단계및 상기버튼본체의배면으로투명또는반투명재질의사출소재를주입하여사출성형하는사출성형단계를포함한다.
200 발광 버튼키의 제조방법 KR1020120065121 2012-06-18 KR101347187B1 2014-01-03 김무용
본 발명은 발광 버튼키의 제조방법에 관한 것으로서, 특히 후방으로부터 조사되는 빛에 의해 새겨진 숫자, 문자 등이 밝게 빛나게 하는 발광 버튼키의 제조방법에 관한 것이다.
본 발명의 발광 버튼키의 제조방법은, 후방에서 빛을 조사하였을 때 버튼키에 새겨진 문양에 빛이 들어오는 발광 버튼키의 제조방법에 있어서, 금속 평판을 프레싱하여 일방향으로 개방된 버튼본체를 성형하는 프레스단계와; 상기 버튼본체의 내부에 상기 버튼본체와 결합되는 접착제를 도포하는 접착제도포단계와; 상기 접착제에 의해 접착제층이 형성된 상기 버튼본체의 내부에 투명 또는 반투명 재질의 합성수지를 사출하여, 상기 접착제층을 통해 상기 버튼본체에 결합되는 투과부를 사출성형하는 사출단계와; 상기 버튼본체의 외측에서 상기 버튼본체 및 접착제층을 관통시켜 문자, 숫자 또는 도형모양에 해당하는 투광홈을 형성하는 홈가공단계로 이루어지되, 상기 홈가공단계에서 형성된 상기 투광홈은 상기 투과부를 관통하지 않고, 상기 버튼본체의 후방에서 조사된 빛은 상기 투과부 및 투광홈을 통해 외부로 발산되어 상기 투광홈에 의해 형성된 문자, 숫자 또는 도형이 밝게 빛나는 것을 특징으로 한다.
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