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TECHNOLOGIES

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Force-displacement diagram, MX module linear

Force-displacement diagram, MX module soft tactile feel

Force-displacement diagram, MX module click tactile feel

Force-displacement diagram, ML module

Operating Point

Reset Point

Force (cN)

Travel (mm)

Force (cN)Force (cN)Force (cN)

Travel (mm)

Operating Point

Reset Point

Tactile Point

FTSC technology

Key benefits

• Mechanical individual keys with membrane contact switches

• Robust system proven millions of times over

• Long service life and high reliability

• Long service life of individual keys > 50 million actuations

• Reliability (example: standard keyboard G81-3000):

MCBF 1 x 10

actuations

MTBF >80,000 hours

• Contrast-rich, abrasion-proof keycap labeling

NTK technology

Key benefits

• Elastomer keys with membrane contact switch

• Very long service life and reliability with system proven millions

of times over

• Service life of the individual key

Standard keys: >20 million actuations

Special keys: >5 million actuations

• Reliability (example: Standard keyboard G83-6000):

MCBF 1 x 10

actuations

ATK technology

Key benefits

• Elastomer keys with membrane contact switch

• Multi-haptic technology in CyMotion keyboards

• Very long service life and high reliability

• Service life of the individual key

Standard keys: >20 million actuations

Special keys: >5 million actuations

• Reliability (example: CyMotion Master XPress):

MCBF 1 x 10

actuations

SX technology

Key benefits

• Individual keys with quadrant modules and membrane contact

switches

• Very long service life and high reliability

• Very low construction height

• Service life of the individual key

Standard keys: >10 million actuations

Special keys: >1 million actuations

• Reliability (example: CyMotion PRO keyboard):

MTBF > 150,000 hours

LPK technology

Key benefits

• Elastomer keys with membrane contact switch

• Full travel technology proven a million times over

• Flat design by special key shape

• Service life of the individual key

Standard keys: >10 million actuations

Special keys: >1 million actuations

• Contrast-rich, abrasion-proof keycap labeling

• Reliability (example: eVolution CONTROL):

MTBF >150,000 hours

MX technology

Key benefits

• Mechanical module with individual actuation types (linear, soft

tactile feel, and click tactile feel)

• Low bounce times, high switch security, long-lasting reliability,

and extremely long service life with sophisticated Gold

Crosspoint contacts

• Long service life of individual keys > 50 million actuations

• Reliability (example: standard keyboard G80-3000):

MCBF 1 x 10

actuations

MTBF >80,000 hours

• Tireless work with comfortable key feel

• Contrast-rich and abrasion-proof keycap labeling

ML technology

Key benefits

• Mechanical module with soft tactile feel

• Low bounce times, high switch security, long-lasting reliability,

and extremely long service life with sophisticated Gold

Crosspoint contacts

• Ultra-low height (including keycaps less than 12mm)

• Long service life of individual keys > 20 million actuations

• Reliability (example: compact keyboard G84-4100):

MCBF 1 x 10

actuations

MTBF >90,000 hours

• Contrast-rich, abrasion-proof keycap labeling

Keyword "Multihaptics" (ATK technology) for CyMotion keyboards

While on "normal" keyboards all keys must be pressed with the same force,

the forces of the ATK technology have been divided into individual force

segments with the "multihaptic technology". Up to 29 special keys, which

make Cherry CyMotion Line keyboards very special, customized input tools in

comparison with standard IBM keyboards, stand out from the standard keys

because of their very special touch when struck. Certain special keys such as the

KeyM@n key, which is located between the standard keys, and the <Caps Lock>

key have a considerably higher resistance when struck in order to minimize the

risk of inadvertent activation. The other CyMotion special keys, the IBM standard

function keys F1 to F12 and the <ESC> key also have higher resistances to

distinguish them from the rest of the keys.

Feel the difference

Keyboard technologies

The most important characteristic of a computer keyboard is, now as

before, the actuation force and travel – the key haptics.

Due primarily to its optimal key haptics, contact security, and the high

quality of its keyboards, Cherry has maintained its position as market

leader in Germany in the business and professional keyboards sector

for many years. Basically, there is a choice between several technologies

for Cherry keyboards:

Keyboards with mechanical individual modules on circuit board (MX and

ML); foil keyboards with rubber mats (NTK and ATK), hybrid technology

(FTSC), scissors technology (SXT) and low profile technology (LPK).

Force-displacement diagram, NTK technology

Force (cN)

Travel (mm)

Operating Point

Tactile Point

Force-displacement diagram, FTSC technology

Force (cN)

Travel (mm)

Operating Point

Force-displacement diagram, ATK technology, standard key

Force (cN)

Travel (mm)

Operating Point

Tactile Point

Force-displacement diagram, SX technology

Force (cN)

Travel (mm)

Operating Point

Tactile Point

Force-displacement diagram, LP technology, standard key

Force (cN)

Travel (mm)

Operating Point

Tactile Point

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