Application Summary
A system is defined by its weakest link. Even something as small as the feel of a trackpad is scrutinised to make sure it delivers optimal performance to the end user. In this application, FUTEK’s LSB200 is fixed onto a testing actuator to record tactile feedback, run cycle test and quantify the force required to stimulate touchpad response.
Products in Use
Miniature S-Beam Jr. (LSB200) paired with Instrumentation (USB220).
How it Works
- Trackpads
/ Touchpads are a common feature of desktop computers and laptops.
- FUTEK’s
LSB200 is fixed onto a testing actuator to quantify the force required to
stimulate touchpad / trackpad response.
- During
R&D, a test stand can be set up to record the force of pressing and
dragging motion of a finger in relation of the position on trackpad.
- During
quality checking processes, the gantry setup can be automated to inspect
each trackpad to make sure the tactile feedbacks of a trackpad are within
tolerance.
- These force measures can be streamed to a computer for control and analysis utilising FUTEK's USB Solutions.
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