1.Due to breakthroughs in technical data, thin film switches have made significant progress in the markets of waterproofing, safety, and reliability. Due to its convenient installation and declining profits, thin film switches have gradually begun to replace applications without touch switches. So what is the difference between thin film switches and touch switches? Below, the editor will explain to you.

2. The light touch switch has a small volume and is a standard component. The size and related parameters must be combined with industry standards, and the colors are also quite diverse; The membrane switch can be customized according to the owner's request in terms of unique size, appearance, and color, making it more convenient and flexible to use. The membrane switch has good hardness, an open structure, and waterproof structure, making it more applicable.

Thirdly, the cost and price of the touch switch are relatively low, and there has been no significant price adjustment due to the stability of the market's raw materials; Compared to thin film switches, they are more expensive, have a larger volume, and are more affected by the price factors of the original materials.

4. Light touch switches and membrane switches are both functional switches. Light touch switches are switches that can be turned on by quietly pressing the switch button during use. When the hand is released, the switch can be turned off. The internal structure of the switch is achieved by the force of metal springs. Thin film switch is a type of button with its own circuit. The top layer is usually a panel composed of PET or PC materials with text or patterns. The bottom layer is a thermally conductive road. The center layer is a double-sided adhesive made of PET material that simulates the switching mode and acts as an isolation. The bottom layer is usually the contact point and connecting road on the PET material. When pressing the button position on the surface with your fingers, the button contacts are in contact with the contacts on the upper layer, forming a direct current connection.

5. The most common type of thin film switch is the panel type button, which is a familiar name. Many devices use ground film switches in their control panels, which are widely used in electronic communication, electronic measurement instruments, light industry control, medical equipment, bus light industry, smart toys, household appliances, and other fields.

6. Thin film switch is a multi-layer structure (flat) (non locking) button switch composed of an insulating material layer with a fixed inertia, which integrates the performance of buttons, indicator components, instrument panel, and other components.