How to Properly Select LEDs for Your Keypad

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Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability
How to Properly Select LEDs for
Your Keypad
November 19th 2021
Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability
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Agenda
 Membrane & Keypad Overview
 LED Options for Keypads
 Design Options to Reduce Risk
 Case Study
 How To Get Started With Your Custom Build
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Membrane & Keypad Overview
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4
Membrane Switch & Keypad Options
 Membrane Switches
– A momentary switch device in which at least one
contact is on, or made of, a flexible substrate-
ASTM
– LEDs, dome switches, and adhesive
 Silicone Rubber Keypads
– Compression molded silicone elastomer
– 40-60 Shore A hardness
– Pair with dome switch or conductive carbon pill
 High Reliability & Low Cost
 LEDs for Backlighting
– LED windows
– Uniform backlighting
Silicone overlay with circuit
LED
Locations
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Membrane Switch & Keypad Options
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Keypad Circuit Options
 PET- Polyester Circuit
– Silkscreened conductive ink
– Flexible laminated layers, limited layer count
– Typically, 0.007” – 0.025”
 Rigid PCB
– Etched copper traces with Laminated FR4
– Ideal for surface mounted components
– Typically, 0.063” – 0.250”
 FPC
– Etched copper with polyimide base circuit
– Fine pitch ZIF tails
– Typically, 0.007” – 0.025”
Circuit type will drive LED selection
Flex FPC PET Circuit
Rigid PCB
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LED Options for Keypads
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LED Design Options
 Wikipedia LED Definition
– A light-emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor
light source that emits light when current flows
 Applications
– Front panels & HMIs
– Automobile headlights
– Interior lighting
– PCBAs
 Electrical Operation
– Most operate of 5VDC or less
– Act as a diode - current flows one way
– Must include a current limiting resistor
LED polarity matters for custom installations
Printed Circuit Board with LEDs
LED Strip
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LED Types to Consider
 Leaded LEDs
– Through-hole LEDs
– Wide range of lenses and viewing angles
– Must be used with rigid PCB base circuits
 SMD LEDs
– Surface Mounted Devices
– No wires, solder direct to circuit
– Wide variety of sizes and colors
 Side-firing LEDs
– Right angle surface mounted LED
– Usually paired with Light Guide Film
– Limited availability of sizes and colors
Not all LEDs have drop in replacements
Side-firing LED
Rigid PCB with through-hole LEDs
SMD LED
Leaded LED
Single surface mounted LED
LGF backlit text
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Light Guide Film
 Use with Side Firing LEDs
– Place LED outside the viewing window
– LED is not visible to the user
 Uniform Backlighting
– Uniform brightness
– Reduced hotspots
 Selective Backlighting
– Individually lit keys
– Lightblock in strategic locations
– Needs sufficient space
Not all selective backlighting designs are manufacturable
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LED Size and Color
 Lots, and lots, and lots to chose from
– Manufacturer
– Package size
– Electrical performance
– Brightness and chromaticity
 Design Flexibility
– Specify high level requirements for non-
critical applications
– Add verbiage to drawing notes permitting
alternate LEDs
Not all LEDs have drop in replacements
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LED Size and Color
 Keep It Simple
– What are you trying to accomplish?
– Must Have’s vs. Nice To Have’s
 Plan On Making Changes
– Build samples quickly, then assess
– Obsolescence risk
Not all LEDs have drop in replacements
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Other Keypad Backlighting Options
 Fiber Optic Backlighting
– Uses light source with glass or plastic
fibers
 Light Pipes
– Uses injection molded plastics as an
elongated lenses
LEDs are the primary light source for most backlighting arrangements
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Design Options to Reduce Risk
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High Risk LED Choices
 Small Package Sizes
– Some membrane switch circuits are hand
populated
– Choose 0603 size and larger
 Yellow vs Amber
– Brightness must be tested
– Can either color be used?
Dual source all LEDs where possible
Yellow LED vs Amber LED
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16
High Risk LED Choices
 ESD Threshold
– Is there shielding?
– Will these be used in ESD prone areas?
 Bicolor & Tricolor LEDs
– Bicolor & Tricolor LEDs are more scarce
– Obsolescence risk
– May require a respin to change
Dual source all LEDs where possible
Bicolored Red/Blue LED
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Adjusting Keypad Brightness
 Perceived Brightness
– Must be tested at the end of assembly
– Is it too late to make changes?
 What Impacts LED Brightness?
– Materials above the LED will change its intensity
– Translucent silicone and graphic overlays
Reduce risk by dual sourcing LED Driver ICs
Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability
18
Adjusting Keypad Brightness
 Swap LEDs vs Modify Power
– Potential for circuit respin
 PWM Local Brightness Control
– Pulse Width Modulation
– Added to parent PCBA
Reduce risk by dual sourcing LED Driver ICs
250 mcd luminance LED
Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability
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Night Vision Imaging Systems (NVIS)
 Mil-STD-3009
– Military specification that details the requirements for
aircraft cockpit indicators and lighting systems.
– NVIS Green A and Green B
 NVIS Compliant LEDs
– Use Off-The-Shelf LEDs
– Pair white LEDs with caps
– Consider NVIS films
 Chromaticity
– Requires specialty instrumentation
– Transparent materials may filter
NVG compatible LEDs are scarce and known for long leadtimes
Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability
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LED Placement
 Mounting locations and techniques are critical
 Spacing Guidelines
– Avoid placing LEDs within 4mm perimeter keep-out
zone
– 15mm keypad spacing for selective backlighting
 Rear Mounted LEDs
– Typically reserved for rigid PCBs
– Optimize overall height
– Necessary for backlit center hole domes
 Location Drives Intensity
– LEDs can be placed adjacent or behind switches
Clever mounting arrangements can yield truly custom results
Selective Backlighting Spacing
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Case Study
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Bezel Assembly- Case Study
 Custom backlit bezel assembly
 Narrow PCBA 0.75” wide
 Local brightness and voltage control
 6-week development timeline
Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability
23
Bezel Assembly- Case Study
 PCBA Footprint and Layer Count
Drives the Design
– Limited circuit routing options with 4-layer
PCB
 Electrical Requirements
– Aircraft power 28VDC
– DC-DC converter necessary
– 25 x LEDs in series
 Local Brightness Control
– PWM LED driver added to circuit
LEDs mounted to PCBA
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How to Get Started
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25
Initial LED Backlighting Considerations
 Backlit button vs discrete LEDs
 Number of buttons to illuminate
 Colors of the LEDs
 Backlight uniformity requirements
 LED package size
 Overall height concerns
 LED mounting arrangements
 Are alternate LEDs allowed?
 Dimmable brightness
 Are LEDs in series with switches?
 Will light guides be necessary?
 Approval stakeholders
Schematic and a dimensioned drawing are required to launch development
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Development Timeline
Most projects yield functional samples in 5 weeks
Initial Concept
Drawings & Schematic
Samples
Evaluation
Production
Typical Development Lead-Times
Standard Keypad 4 - 6 weeks
Complex Keypad 6 - 8 weeks
SMART HMI 8 - 20 weeks
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Summary
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Summary
 LEDs are widely available, reliable and inexpensive
 Countless sizes, colors, and package sizes
 Susceptible to long lead-times, high minimum order quantities
 Circuit redesigns can be expensive
 Clear delineation of Must Have vs. Nice To Have requirements
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Our Products
Battery Packs Flex & Rigid-Flex PCBs Cable Assemblies Printed Circuit Boards
RF Products User Interfaces Flexible Heaters EC Fans & Motors
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Q&A
 Questions?
– Enter any questions you may have
in the Control Panel
– If we don’t have time to get to it, we
will reply via email
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Thank You
Check out our website at www.epectec.com.
For more information email sales@epectec.com.
Stay Connected with Epec Engineered Technologies
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How to Properly Select LEDs for Your Keypad

  • 1. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability How to Properly Select LEDs for Your Keypad November 19th 2021
  • 2. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 2 Agenda  Membrane & Keypad Overview  LED Options for Keypads  Design Options to Reduce Risk  Case Study  How To Get Started With Your Custom Build
  • 3. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 3 Membrane & Keypad Overview
  • 4. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 4 Membrane Switch & Keypad Options  Membrane Switches – A momentary switch device in which at least one contact is on, or made of, a flexible substrate- ASTM – LEDs, dome switches, and adhesive  Silicone Rubber Keypads – Compression molded silicone elastomer – 40-60 Shore A hardness – Pair with dome switch or conductive carbon pill  High Reliability & Low Cost  LEDs for Backlighting – LED windows – Uniform backlighting Silicone overlay with circuit LED Locations
  • 5. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 5 Membrane Switch & Keypad Options
  • 6. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 6 Keypad Circuit Options  PET- Polyester Circuit – Silkscreened conductive ink – Flexible laminated layers, limited layer count – Typically, 0.007” – 0.025”  Rigid PCB – Etched copper traces with Laminated FR4 – Ideal for surface mounted components – Typically, 0.063” – 0.250”  FPC – Etched copper with polyimide base circuit – Fine pitch ZIF tails – Typically, 0.007” – 0.025” Circuit type will drive LED selection Flex FPC PET Circuit Rigid PCB
  • 7. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 7 LED Options for Keypads
  • 8. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 8 LED Design Options  Wikipedia LED Definition – A light-emitting diode (LED) is a semiconductor light source that emits light when current flows  Applications – Front panels & HMIs – Automobile headlights – Interior lighting – PCBAs  Electrical Operation – Most operate of 5VDC or less – Act as a diode - current flows one way – Must include a current limiting resistor LED polarity matters for custom installations Printed Circuit Board with LEDs LED Strip
  • 9. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 9 LED Types to Consider  Leaded LEDs – Through-hole LEDs – Wide range of lenses and viewing angles – Must be used with rigid PCB base circuits  SMD LEDs – Surface Mounted Devices – No wires, solder direct to circuit – Wide variety of sizes and colors  Side-firing LEDs – Right angle surface mounted LED – Usually paired with Light Guide Film – Limited availability of sizes and colors Not all LEDs have drop in replacements Side-firing LED Rigid PCB with through-hole LEDs SMD LED Leaded LED Single surface mounted LED LGF backlit text
  • 10. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 10 Light Guide Film  Use with Side Firing LEDs – Place LED outside the viewing window – LED is not visible to the user  Uniform Backlighting – Uniform brightness – Reduced hotspots  Selective Backlighting – Individually lit keys – Lightblock in strategic locations – Needs sufficient space Not all selective backlighting designs are manufacturable
  • 11. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 11 LED Size and Color  Lots, and lots, and lots to chose from – Manufacturer – Package size – Electrical performance – Brightness and chromaticity  Design Flexibility – Specify high level requirements for non- critical applications – Add verbiage to drawing notes permitting alternate LEDs Not all LEDs have drop in replacements
  • 12. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 12 LED Size and Color  Keep It Simple – What are you trying to accomplish? – Must Have’s vs. Nice To Have’s  Plan On Making Changes – Build samples quickly, then assess – Obsolescence risk Not all LEDs have drop in replacements
  • 13. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 13 Other Keypad Backlighting Options  Fiber Optic Backlighting – Uses light source with glass or plastic fibers  Light Pipes – Uses injection molded plastics as an elongated lenses LEDs are the primary light source for most backlighting arrangements
  • 14. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 14 Design Options to Reduce Risk
  • 15. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 15 High Risk LED Choices  Small Package Sizes – Some membrane switch circuits are hand populated – Choose 0603 size and larger  Yellow vs Amber – Brightness must be tested – Can either color be used? Dual source all LEDs where possible Yellow LED vs Amber LED
  • 16. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 16 High Risk LED Choices  ESD Threshold – Is there shielding? – Will these be used in ESD prone areas?  Bicolor & Tricolor LEDs – Bicolor & Tricolor LEDs are more scarce – Obsolescence risk – May require a respin to change Dual source all LEDs where possible Bicolored Red/Blue LED
  • 17. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 17 Adjusting Keypad Brightness  Perceived Brightness – Must be tested at the end of assembly – Is it too late to make changes?  What Impacts LED Brightness? – Materials above the LED will change its intensity – Translucent silicone and graphic overlays Reduce risk by dual sourcing LED Driver ICs
  • 18. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 18 Adjusting Keypad Brightness  Swap LEDs vs Modify Power – Potential for circuit respin  PWM Local Brightness Control – Pulse Width Modulation – Added to parent PCBA Reduce risk by dual sourcing LED Driver ICs 250 mcd luminance LED
  • 19. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 19 Night Vision Imaging Systems (NVIS)  Mil-STD-3009 – Military specification that details the requirements for aircraft cockpit indicators and lighting systems. – NVIS Green A and Green B  NVIS Compliant LEDs – Use Off-The-Shelf LEDs – Pair white LEDs with caps – Consider NVIS films  Chromaticity – Requires specialty instrumentation – Transparent materials may filter NVG compatible LEDs are scarce and known for long leadtimes
  • 20. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 20 LED Placement  Mounting locations and techniques are critical  Spacing Guidelines – Avoid placing LEDs within 4mm perimeter keep-out zone – 15mm keypad spacing for selective backlighting  Rear Mounted LEDs – Typically reserved for rigid PCBs – Optimize overall height – Necessary for backlit center hole domes  Location Drives Intensity – LEDs can be placed adjacent or behind switches Clever mounting arrangements can yield truly custom results Selective Backlighting Spacing
  • 21. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 21 Case Study
  • 22. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 22 Bezel Assembly- Case Study  Custom backlit bezel assembly  Narrow PCBA 0.75” wide  Local brightness and voltage control  6-week development timeline
  • 23. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 23 Bezel Assembly- Case Study  PCBA Footprint and Layer Count Drives the Design – Limited circuit routing options with 4-layer PCB  Electrical Requirements – Aircraft power 28VDC – DC-DC converter necessary – 25 x LEDs in series  Local Brightness Control – PWM LED driver added to circuit LEDs mounted to PCBA
  • 24. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 24 How to Get Started
  • 25. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 25 Initial LED Backlighting Considerations  Backlit button vs discrete LEDs  Number of buttons to illuminate  Colors of the LEDs  Backlight uniformity requirements  LED package size  Overall height concerns  LED mounting arrangements  Are alternate LEDs allowed?  Dimmable brightness  Are LEDs in series with switches?  Will light guides be necessary?  Approval stakeholders Schematic and a dimensioned drawing are required to launch development
  • 26. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 26 Development Timeline Most projects yield functional samples in 5 weeks Initial Concept Drawings & Schematic Samples Evaluation Production Typical Development Lead-Times Standard Keypad 4 - 6 weeks Complex Keypad 6 - 8 weeks SMART HMI 8 - 20 weeks
  • 27. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 27 Summary
  • 28. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 28 Summary  LEDs are widely available, reliable and inexpensive  Countless sizes, colors, and package sizes  Susceptible to long lead-times, high minimum order quantities  Circuit redesigns can be expensive  Clear delineation of Must Have vs. Nice To Have requirements
  • 29. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 29 Our Products Battery Packs Flex & Rigid-Flex PCBs Cable Assemblies Printed Circuit Boards RF Products User Interfaces Flexible Heaters EC Fans & Motors
  • 30. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 30 Q&A  Questions? – Enter any questions you may have in the Control Panel – If we don’t have time to get to it, we will reply via email
  • 31. Manufacturing That Eliminates Risk & Improves Reliability 31 Thank You Check out our website at www.epectec.com. For more information email sales@epectec.com. Stay Connected with Epec Engineered Technologies Follow us on our social media sites for continuous technical updates and information: