Omron microswitch
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Omron are a major manufacturer of microswitches used in pointing devices.
The most popular microswitch series made by Omron is D2FS:
D2FS-F1-N2
1 - Actuator
- None - Pin plunger
- L - Hinge lever
2 - Terminals
- None - PCB terminals (Straight)
- -T - PCB terminals (Self-clinching)
- -A - PCB terminals (Right-angled)
- -A1 - PCB terminals (Left-angled)
Every microswitch in this series has 0.85N actuation force.
Part number | Keypresses durability (In milions) | Notes |
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D2FC-3M | 3 | |
D2FC-F-7N | 5 | |
D2FC-F-7N(MS) | 5 | Produced for Microsoft |
D2FC-F-7N(RT) | ? | Produced for Roccat<ref name="d2fcfrt">One of the switches used in a Roccat Kova 2016 mouse. The primary switch (left mouse button) began double-clicking after approx. 2.5M clicks (tracked)</ref> |
D2FC-G-7S | 5 | Produced for Razer |
D2FC-F-7N(10M) | 10 | Initially produced only for Logitech |
D2FC-F-7N(20M) | 20 | First used by Logitech G...S series |
After Logitech noticed the problem with D2FC-F-7N (double-clicking) the company introduced -S series, with Omron D2FC-F-7N(20M), rated for 20 milion keypresses, this model is the highest currently produced by Omron and is recommended for switch replacements.
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Disassembled microswitch, rated for 20M presses
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Omron microswitch under the single button of an Apple Desktop Bus Mouse
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Overexposed shot showing the Omron branding
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Multiple Omron switches in the RollerMouse