Detector
A sensor, measuring axis technology, used in electrical components, pulse technology, electronic switches, etc.
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[0037] figure 1 A floor plan showing the buttons of the human machine interface. In this case the printer button is used as an example. A substantially impermeable, protective instrument panel 1 is printed with user instructions. The panel is formed by injection molding a glass-filled polymer, such as nylon. This panel protects the interior of the printer from the external environment for safety, hygiene and reliability. The user's finger 2 presses down on the panel 1 . The detector is located behind the button, but is not shown here for clarity. For clarity, figure 1 Only one button is shown, but there are usually several buttons provided on a keypad or control panel.
[0038] figure 2 A cross-sectional view of a preferred embodiment of the human machine interface button is shown, where the EID 3 is secured to the panel 1 by heat staking. Preferably, EID 3 is a ferrite or a conductive element such as a copper post. Any deflection of the panel 1 causes a displacement...
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