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--- switch:alps_skcc_lock [29 Dec 2023 12:09] – created eris
+++ switch:alps_skcc_lock [13 Jan 2024 11:37] (current) – eris
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 | **Manufacturer** | Alps Electric |
 | **Family** | [[switch:alps_skcc_series|Alps SKCC series]] |
-| **Part Number** | KCC10902((Ambit international catalog)) |
+| **Part Number** | KCC13921((Cirkit catalog)) |
 | **Switch Type** | [[:terminology:alternate_action|Alternate action]] |
 | **Travel** | 3.5mm |
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 The wider space on the side where the spring would usually sit is used to house a metal follower arm on what looks like a small piece of raw pcb substrate, which moves around a track in the stem similar to [[switch:alps_skcl_lock|Alps SKCL Lock]]. As a result of the use of this space, return force has to be provided externally. A small hole through the slider allows the external return spring to be locked into the slider, which eliminates the possibility of flyaway springs when removing a keycap.
-Alps SKCL Lock, like all SKCM/SKCL series switches, uses a contact module to register the keypress. This sits in the housing on the side opposite the follower arm insert.
+Alps SKCC Lock, like all SKCC series switches, uses a contact module to register the keypress. This sits in the housing on the side opposite the follower arm insert.
 ==== Additional Information ====
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 <gallery>
 :switch:skcclockstem.jpg
+:switch:ambit-catalog-skcclock.jpg
 </gallery>
 {{tag>switch:oem-alps switch:type-alternate switch:sense-contact switch:family-skcc}}