Shielded switch
AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsDean M. Komrska, Dale G. Johnson
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AssigneeMotorola, Inc.
InventorsDean M. Komrska, Dale G. Johnson
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An EMI shielded keypad (10) or switch for a radiotelephone (50) has a non-conductive cover (12) attached to a printed circuit board (PCB) (14). The PCB (14) has a ground pad (20) and a plurality of metal traces (26) on a first surface (16) that attaches to the cover (12). The cover (12) is made of a flexible, preferably clear material, such as mylar and has a dimple (28) centered over the ground pad (20). A bubble (30) is centered over the plurality of conductive traces (26). A conductive coating (32) is selectively applied to the mating surface (34) of the cover (12), so that the conductive coating (32) in the bubble (30) is electrically isolated. By pressing on the bubble (30) electrically contact is established between the plurality of traces (26), thus the bubble and the traces (26) define a switch.
An EMI shielded keypad comprising:
An EMI shielded keypad comprising:
A radiotelephone having a receiver, a transmitter, an antenna connected to the receiver and the transmitter, and a processor controlling the radiotelephone, said radiotelephone comprising:
A radiotelephone having a receiver, a transmitter, an antenna connected to the receiver and the transmitter, and a processor controlling the radiotelephone, said radiotelephone comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.