Light guide film (LGF)
Light guide film (LGF), which has the characteristics of ultra-thin, uniform illumination, and various colors, is mainly used in mobile phone buttons. It is a product that converts LED point light sources into surface light sources through colored light guide films.
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Light guide film and PCB assembly structure
Thickness
LGF (0.20mm)+Dome sheet(0.3mm) =Max. 0.50mm
Material: light guide fiber film
Thickness: 0.125–0.200mm
light guide film backlighting
What are the backlighting options for membrane switches?
One way to enhance the user experience and make your device stand out from the competition is to incorporate backlighting into the membrane switch design. Backlighting involves strategically placing lights within the membrane switch structure to make keypads, legends, and displays easier to read. Depending on the backlighting method used, there are specific cosmetic and cost pros and cons to consider. Shanyo can guide you in the most cost-effective backlighting technology for user interface assembly and offers a full suite of backlighting technologies, including:
Light guiding film (LGF)
Shanyo also offers other backlit membrane switch options, such as a front dead zone that features icons that are invisible until illuminated. Continue reading below to learn more about these backlight technologies and options.
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Flex Light Guiding Film (LGF)
Light guide film (LGF) is a thin-film backlight technology that directs light generated by side-lit or right-angle LEDs to areas that require backlighting.
The advantage of LGF is that the film can be processed into almost any shape to provide consistent backlighting in one or more areas within the switch.
Different colored LEDs can be used to achieve unique lighting effects, or white LEDs can be used to illuminate different printed graphics on the overlay.
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Lamp position design suggestions(LGF)
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flexible light guide film for electronic
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Light guide film principle
- Material: light guide fiber film;
- Use molding/printing methods to produce microstructure dots on light-guiding fiber films;
- The light emitted by the LED is scattered from the front of the light guide plate through these microstructure dots.