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1. When the key is depressed on a membrane keyboard, the rubber dome
compresses and a small rubber nib or bump located up inside the dome is pushed
down onto the membranes, bringing them together and closing the contacts.
2. With linear switches, the operating force required to depress the key
increases in a linear fashion. Tactile keyswitches are designed to provide a
reduction in operating force at the contact make point. This gives the operator
a tactile feel as the key is depressed.
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