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--- switch:alps_skcm_ivory [28 Dec 2023 16:51] – eris
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 The switch follows the general characteristics of the SKCM family, consisting of an upper and lower housing, [[:terminology:contact_module|contact module]], [[:terminology:stem|stem]], spring and a [[:terminology:leaf_spring|leaf spring]] for generating the tactile event.
-SKCM Ivory straddles the second and third generations, and as such can be found with and without slits
+SKCM Ivory straddles the second and third generations, and as such can be found with and without slits, though the version with slits is much more common.
 The stem, which is a slightly translucent off-white color, features rubber dampeners that slot into either side of the stem. The lower housing of the switch also has widened stopping points to make connection with the dampers.
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 The tactile feedback is generated with a leaf spring that is situated on the opposite side of the housing to the contact module. There are two revisions of the leaf spring.
-Alps SKCM White Ivory, like all SKCM/SKCL series switches, uses a contact module to register the keypress. This sits in the housing on the side with visible notches.
+Alps SKCM Ivory, like all SKCM/SKCL series switches, uses a contact module to register the keypress. This sits in the housing on the side with visible notches.
 ==== Additional Information ====
-SKCM Ivory was introduced in around 1989, and appears to have been produced until 1995. There are two revisions of the tactile leaf spring - the first being the hole-punched type, the same as is found in both [[switch:alps_skcm_orange|SKCM Orange]] and [[switch:alps_skcm_salmon|SKCM Salmon]], and the later type being the "dimple" leaf seen in third-generation [[switch:alps_sckm_black|SKCM Black]] and [[switch:alps_skcm_white_ivory|SKCM White Ivory]].
+SKCM Ivory was introduced in around 1989, and appears to have been produced until 1995. There are two revisions of the tactile leaf spring - the first being the hole-punched type, the same as is found in both [[switch:alps_skcm_orange|SKCM Orange]] and [[switch:alps_skcm_salmon|SKCM Salmon]], and the later type being the "dimple" leaf seen in third-generation [[switch:alps_skcm_black|SKCM Black]] and [[switch:alps_skcm_white_ivory|SKCM White Ivory]].
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