TACB-031M02-RGB-TR
TACLEX
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Product Overview
In an era where human-machine interfaces increasingly strive for a "zero learning curve," a single component that delivers both actuation and visual feedback can often be the breakthrough point for product experience. The Taclex SMT illuminated tactile switch is purpose-built for this — it merges the reliability of a mechanical contact with the indication capability of an LED, anchoring directly onto the circuit board through surface-mount technology, and seamlessly completing the threefold action of "press, conduction, illumination" within a minuscule footprint.
Technical Parameters
| Specification | |
| Contact Rating | DC 12V 50mA |
| Mechanica Life | 100,000 make – and – break cycles |
| Contact Resistance | 100MΩ Max. |
| Insulation Resistance | 100MΩ Min. |
| Dielectric Strength | AC 250V rms (50-60Hz) For 1 min. |
| Operating Force | 160gf±50gf 250±80gf |
| Travel | 0.25±0.10mm |
| Materials | |
| Contact | SUS/PBS |
| Terminal | Brass |
| Case | Nylon+F.G. |
| Knob | Nylon+F.G. |
| LED | Gap |
| Terminal/Contacts | Copper with silver or gold plated |
Key Features:
1. Assembly Efficiency Leap:
The full series uses tape-and-reel packaging, enabling direct pick-and-place mounting and reflow soldering—completely eliminating manual insertion steps. For high-volume consumer electronics, this translates into a marked reduction in unit labor costs and improved consistency in production-line takt time.
2. Maximized Space Utilization:
Conventional solutions require dedicated pad and layout areas on the PCB for both the switch and the indicator LED. The IF series integrates the two into one single component. On space-constrained portable-device motherboards, every square millimeter saved can be reallocated to battery capacity or additional functional modules.
3. Closed-Loop Interactive Experience:
Pure mechanical switches are hard to locate in dim lighting, while purely touch-based solutions lack physical confirmation feedback. Illuminated tactile switches precisely bridge this gap—LED backlighting solves the "where is it?" problem, and crisp tactile feedback resolves the "did I press it?" anxiety. Together, they significantly reduce the user's learning curve.
4. Broad-Environment Adaptability:
The combination of glass-fiber-reinforced housing and precious-metal-plated contacts delivers excellent heat resistance and corrosion resistance. Whether in a vehicle cockpit exposed to summer sun or in high-humidity, high-salt coastal industrial sites, electrical performance parameters remain at their initial specifications.
5. Customization Flexibility:
From laser-engraved legends and light-transmitting patterns on the keycap, to LED color temperature, brightness, and common-cathode/common-anode pin definitions, to fine-tuning of actuation force and travel—Taclex supports flexible transformation from standard products to application-specific models, matching the product language of diverse brands.
Applications:
1. Smart Terminals:
Status buttons on TWS earbud charging cases, side keys on smartwatches, touch zones on AR glasses. The ultra-low profile allows integration into the narrow gap between metal mid‑frames and display panels, while RGB lighting effects can intuitively indicate battery level, pairing status, or message notifications.
2. Automotive Electronics:
Multi‑function buttons on steering wheels, HVAC control panels, and reading‑light switches. The 250 gf tactile detent effectively prevents accidental activation during driving, the wide‑temperature range copes with severe cabin temperature fluctuations, and the soft LED backlight ensures clear operation at night.
3. Medical Devices:
Control interfaces on portable blood‑glucose meters, patient monitors, and ultrasound probes. The short‑travel design accommodates gloved operation, and the clear tactile and visual feedback reduces redundant verification steps in sterile environments.
4. Industrial Control:
Operator panels on CNC machines, manual control boxes for AGVs, and function shortcuts on test instruments. The 100,000‑cycle mechanical life supports high‑frequency use on production lines, and gold‑plated contacts guarantee signal integrity even in dusty or oily environments.
5. Smart Home:
Wall switch panels, physical wake‑up buttons on smart speakers, and indoor locking buttons on smart locks. RGB lighting can be synchronized with scene modes—for example, red for armed status, green for successful unlocking—enabling efficient, display‑free information delivery.