Keyboards have been constantly evolving as the hobby gained popularity, and the Crush 80 advances the design for novices and ...

At its most basic, building a custom keyboard involves buying a case, printed circuit board (PCB), plate, mechanical switches and keycaps, and then assembling all those parts together to make ...

With a few exposed screws removed, you can get to the keyboard’s internal circuit board, foam layers, and the bottom of the case, which also holds a replaceable weighted piece. The one in the ...

Most people’s relationship with technology is distant or obscured. The average consumer does not have direct control over their tech — it is usually closed off to them, a little box given to ...

closing a circuit and sending a signal to the keyboard’s printed circuit board, or PCB. (Check out this article from Kinetic Labs for an overview of the basics of mechanical keyboard PCBs).

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Like many cheap mass-produced toys, this board is based upon a COB (chip ... far as to use a voltage divider on the main clock circuit of the keyboard. Changing the main clock causes a sort ...

Customizable, Not Complicated The keyboard itself is assembled in about the simplest way possible: Start with a printed circuit board (PCB), solder on some low-profile switches, connect that to a ...

It’s a fairly painless process to disassemble the keyboard, though you’ll need to be careful about the small ribbon cable that connects the main circuit board to the smaller board that houses ...

But what exactly makes a keyboard “hot-swappable”? And how do switches and sockets work with this technology? A hot-swappable socket is a special device on the printed circuit board (PCB ...

[Jason Allemann] has just made it easier to do keyboard hacks using LEGO by building one for a circuit board with mechanical Cherry MX key switches. That involved designing parts to connect LEGO ...

Most QWERTY computer keyboards use a single rubber-like membrane underneath the keys that makes contact with a circuit board when the key is fully depressed. Also called a "dome switch keyboard ...