Touch-sensitive switch with brightness-control for lamps
First Claim
1. A touch-sensitive switch with brightness-control for lamps comprising a switch body and a switch shell, the switch body comprising:
- a brightness-control and touch-sensitive board having an outer surface and a inner surface;
a brightness-controlling circuit;
a luminous device beneath the inner surface of the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board, wherein input of the luminous device is connected to output of the brightness-controlling circuit;
a touch-sensitive conductive thin film on the outer surface of the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board; and
electrode leading wires serially connecting the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board and the brightness-controlling circuit.
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Abstract
The invention is a touch-sensitive switch with brightness-control for lamps. The switch consists of a switch body and a switch shell. The switch body comprises a brightness-control and touch-sensitive board, a brightness-controlling circuit and a luminous device. A touch-sensitive conductive thin film is on an outer surface of the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board. The luminous device is beneath the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board. Input of the luminous device is connected to output of the brightness-controlling circuit. There are electrode leading wires on the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board, which are serially connected to the brightness-controlling circuit. The switch of the invention is convenient to use and easier to manufacture. It can be used to control the brightness of one or multiple lamps and to function as a position indicator and light for gloomy or dim environments.
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7 Claims
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1. A touch-sensitive switch with brightness-control for lamps comprising a switch body and a switch shell, the switch body comprising:
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a brightness-control and touch-sensitive board having an outer surface and a inner surface;
a brightness-controlling circuit;
a luminous device beneath the inner surface of the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board, wherein input of the luminous device is connected to output of the brightness-controlling circuit;
a touch-sensitive conductive thin film on the outer surface of the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board; and
electrode leading wires serially connecting the brightness-control and touch-sensitive board and the brightness-controlling circuit. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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