by Protolab DM | Jun 7, 2025 | Input Devices, Printed Electronics, Printed Graphics
Smart & Durable Membrane Keypads for ICU Beds – Proven Performance by Protolab Medical beds, especially ICU beds, require highly reliable, user-friendly, and durable control systems. Membrane keypads are an ideal choice for such applications due to their...
by Protolab DM | Aug 21, 2024 | Uncategorized, Input Devices, Printed Electronics, Printed Graphics
Reliable 4-Leg Metal Domes – The Essential Guide to Tactile Switches In the world of electronic interfaces, ensuring a satisfying user experience is paramount. One crucial component that plays a significant role in achieving this is the Metal Dome. Known for providing...
by Protolab DM | Feb 12, 2024 | Input Devices, Printed Electronics, Printed Graphics
Effective Construction Techniques for High-Performance Tactile Membrane Keypads. Tactile Membrane Keypad construction is a critical process in creating reliable and user-friendly Input Devices. Membrane keypads are designed in various formats and here we shall...
by Protolab DM | Dec 18, 2023 | Input Devices, Printed Electronics
What is EMI / RFI Shielding? Essential Guide to Protecting Your Devices. Shielding, in the context of Membrane Keypads and keyboards, refers to the use of materials and techniques to protect electronic components from Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and...
by Protolab DM | Aug 17, 2023 | Input Devices, Printed Electronics, Printed Graphics
Importance of the illuminated Technology in Keyboards? When you’re working on a keypad or keyboard and the power goes out abruptly, placing you in a gloomy environment with trouble seeing the keys on your keyboard. This is really annoying, especially if you are...
by Protolab DM | Jul 10, 2023 | Printed Electronics, Input Devices
Printed Electronics is revolutionizing how we design flexible, lightweight, and cost-effective devices. Learn how it works and where it’s used. Printed Electronics is a branch of electronics that involves the printing of electronic components, circuits, and systems...
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