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--- switch:alps_skcc_double_action [29 Dec 2023 13:21] – eris
+++ switch:alps_skcc_double_action [29 Dec 2023 20:07] (current) – corrected family listed in wrap zrrion
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 | {{ :switch:skccdoubleaction.jpg?320&detail|A single desoldered Alps SKCC Double Action switch}} ||
 | **Manufacturer** | Alps Electric |
-| **Family** | [[switch:alps_skcm_skcl_series|Alps SKCM/SKCL series]] |
+| **Family** | [[switch:alps_skcc_series|Alps SKCC series]] |
-| **Part Number** | Unknown |
+| **Part Number** | Unknown, poss. SKCCKB((based on the product code for SKCL Double Action. A KCC series number could be KCC149XX)) |
 | **Switch Type** | [[:terminology:double_action|Double action]] |
 | **Travel** | 3.5mm |
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 The switch follows the general characteristics of the SKCC family, consisting of an upper and lower housing, [[:terminology:contact_module|contact module]], [[:terminology:stem|stem]], and spring.
-However, there are many additional parts and changes. The top and bottom housings are unique, fitting together entirely differently to the rest of the series. There is a flat, pressure based second stage at the bottom of the switch, similar to that seen in [[switch:alps_skcp_double_action|Alps SKCP Double Action]]. Feedback for the second stage is produced via a leaf spring on top of the top housing that is pressed by the slider at the very bottom of the travel.
+However, there are many additional parts and changes. The top and bottom housings are unique, fitting together entirely differently to the rest of the series. There is a flat blister switch as the second stage at the bottom of the switch, similar to that seen in [[switch:alps_skcp_double_action|Alps SKCP Double Action]]. Feedback for the second stage is produced via a leaf spring on top of the top housing that is pressed by the slider at the very bottom of the travel.
 ==== Additional Information ====
-There is a [[switch:de3308989a1.pdf|German patent for the switch]] which contains some information. It is as yet untranslated, but drawings show it to clearly be this switch.
+There is a [[https://wiki.keyboard.institute/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=switch:de3308989a1.pdf|German patent for the switch]] which contains some information. It is as yet untranslated, but drawings show it to clearly be this switch.
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