Keypad Switches

A keypad switch is a type of switch that is activated by pressing a button or key on a keypad, rather than by using a separate actuator such as a lever or button. Keypad switches are commonly used in applications where a large number of inputs are needed, or where the inputs need to be easily identifiable, such as in calculators, phones, and other electronic devices. Keypad switches are available in a wide range of sizes, styles, and configurations to suit different applications. They may be arranged in a variety of patterns, such as a grid of keys, a linear array of keys, or a circular arrangement of keys. Keypad switches may also have different types of keys, such as membrane keys, mechanical keys, or capacitive keys, which provide different tactile and audible feedback. In addition to the keys, keypad switches may also include other features such as indicator lights, displays, or integrated circuits for processing the key input.