Editing Alps integrated dome (section)

===Black cross mount===
Plate-mounted. There is a helical spring above the dome; this variety is [[spring over dome]]. The shell design is completely different, with inverted retention tabs attached to the upper half instead of the bottom. This variant is described as "extremely linear and buttery smooth".<ref>Reddit — [https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/4drthp/keyboard_science_i_managed_to_fit_an_mx_switch/ {{sq|keyboard science}} I managed to fit an MX switch into an Alps Integrated Dome plate]</ref> Most rubber domes are shaped in a way that will produce a tactile bump when pressed. The rubber dome in this switch, however, is shaped in a way that it falls without a tactile bump, and simply collapses in a linear manner. This is what gives the switch its linear key-feel.

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File:Alps integrated membrane black.jpg|Top
File:Alps integrated membrane black base.jpg|Base, with Alps logo
File:Alps integrated membrane black internals.jpg|Disassembled
File:Alps integrated membrane black dome base.jpg|Base of the dome with the conductive pad
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File:Alps int dome - top 1.jpg|Top
File:Alps int dome - side 2 - 1.jpg|Side 2
File:Alps int dome - side 1.jpg|Side
File:Alps int dome - base 1.jpg|Base shell
File:Alps int dome - bottom 1.jpg|Bottom of shell
File:Alps int dome - partial dis 1.jpg|Without top shell
File:Alps int dome - dis 1.jpg|Internals
File:Alps int dome - bottom slider 1.jpg|Bottom of slider
File:Alps int dome - dome 1.jpg|Rubber dome
File:Alps int dome - spring 1.jpg|Spring + dome
File:Alps int dome - dome shape 1.jpg|Shape of rubber dome
File:Alps int dome - top shell 1.jpg|Top shell
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