Switch incorporating ncap liquid crystal

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G02F 1/133 (2006.01) H01H 13/70 (2006.01)

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CA 1329823

ABSTRACT A switch comprising a liquid crystal means disposed between two flexible substrates each having an electrode formed thereon. Each of the substrates have sufficient flexibility to deflect in response to the application of a pressure thereto. The display is visible through the substrate located at the front of the switch. A third substrate is disposed to the rear of the first two substrates and has a conductor formed thereon. The third substrate forms part of a switch and includes a flexible portion for actuating a switch function in response to the application of the pressure. A reflector means is formed on the side of the third substrate remote from the conductor. An air gap exists between the reflector means and the second electrode. A substantially rigid substrate is disposed to the rear of the third substrate. At least a portion of the first, second and third substrates are deflectable toward the rigid substrate in response to the application of a pressure so as to actuate the switch function and cause a change in the display.

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