JPH085479A - Click feeling measuring device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a device for measuring click feeling with a numeric value, which is generated at the time of pressing a micro switch. CONSTITUTION:A device is formed of a pressure sensor 12, an A/D converting unit 14 for converting the analog signal of the pressing force output from the pressure sensor 12 to the digital signal, a display device 16 for displaying the digital signal output from the A/D converting unit 14 on a monitor, and a computing unit 18. When a micro switch S provided in an electric product W is pressed through a contact end 20, the pressure sensor 12 measures the reaction force generated at the time of pressing as the force, and outputs it as the analog signal. The digital signal of the pressing force output from the A/D converting unit 14 can be directly displayed on the display device 16. Fourier transform can be performed so as to display both the signal at a high frequency, which has a dip point corresponding to the change of the pressing force required for sensing the click feeling, and the reference signal line in the display device 16.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device for numerically measuring a click feeling generated when a tact switch is pressed.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Recent electric appliances such as TV sets and VTRs have a Tactile Pushbuttom Switch.
) Is a switch that is small and lightweight and is suitable for high-density mounting. The tact switch basically has a structure as shown in FIG. 7, and includes a tact switch body composed of a switch part provided on a substrate and a movable part in contact with the switch part, and a tact switch. It is composed of a switch button that presses the movable part of the main body, and a button fixing part that holds the switch button on the front panel of the electric product and returns the pressed switch button to the original position. The pressing force required to operate the switch depends on not only the force required to press the tact switch body but also the spring coefficient of the button fixing portion and the distance d between the front panel and the substrate.

One feature of the tact switch is that the fingertip pressing the switch button feels a click when it is pressed. The click sensation is not a stroke sensation that is felt when pressing a conventional switch, but an operation sensation that causes a “click” in an extremely short time. Furthermore, when pressing the switch button with the fingertip in order to operate the tact switch, the pressing force pressed with the fingertip gradually increases with the lapse of time from the start of the pressing. Then, at the moment when the magnitude of the pressing force exceeds a predetermined value (threshold value) determined by a mechanical mechanism such as a toggle mechanism in the switch, the switch is activated and the pressing force sharply decreases, and the fingertip feels it. The reaction force of the pressing force also drops sharply and does not feel. Further, at the next moment, the pressing force becomes the original magnitude again, and the fingertip also feels the reaction force of the original magnitude. The feeling of this change in reaction force
It is generally called a click feeling. Intuitively, the click feeling can be perceived as a strong click feeling or a light click feeling as the threshold value for generating the click feeling is higher and the pressing stroke is shorter.

As described above, the person who presses the tact switch to operate the tact switch can confirm the completion of pressing the tact switch only after feeling a click feeling, and the switch is operated. That is, it can be confirmed that the switch has been turned on or off as desired. Therefore, it is an essential requirement for the mechanical quality or performance of the tact switch to provide the person who presses the switch with a click feeling. Therefore, conventionally, when an electric product is shipped, an inspector individually presses all the tact switches attached to the electric product with fingertips to inspect whether or not there is a click feeling.

[0005]

However, in the process of pressing the tact switch when inspecting the tact switch, whether or not the inspector feels the above-mentioned "click", that is, the click feeling, is checked. With respect to the criterion for judgment, at present, there is no standard or specific data (numerical value) regarding the feeling of click, so it is simply expressed that there is a feeling of click, and the criterion for judgment is extremely unclear. Moreover, the tact switch has various click feelings such as a hard feeling and a soft feeling, and it can be said that including them in one word called the click feeling is an extremely vague definition. In other words, in the conventional tactile switch click feeling test, the pass / fail judgment depends on the sense of the inspector's fingertip, so the reliability of the inspection is low, and individual differences among the inspectors occur in the inspection results. It was Under such circumstances, the reliability of click feeling inspection has become a serious problem in quality control of the tact switch. Further, since the inspector presses each tact switch one by one to inspect, a large number of inspectors are required as click feeling inspectors, resulting in an increase in inspection cost.

Therefore, in order to mechanically and automatically perform the click feeling inspection of the tact switch, not the feeling of a human fingertip, the present invention provides the click feeling generated when the tact switch is pressed. It is intended to provide a device for measuring numerical values.

[0007]

In developing the click feeling measuring device, the present inventor has analyzed the phenomenon of feeling the click feeling or the phenomenon of clicking as follows. Assuming that the tact switch is pushed at a constant forward speed, until the switch operates,
As shown in, the pressing force for pressing the tact switch or the reaction force felt by the finger (hereinafter, referred to as pressing force) increases substantially in proportion to the passage of time. When the switch operates, the pressing force momentarily decreases (dip amount), and then increases again almost in proportion to the passage of time. FIG. 8 is a graph schematically showing this relationship. This dip phenomenon is defined as a click, and when the human fingertip receives the change in the pressing force, a click feeling is felt. The click feeling is larger when the change in the pressing force of the switch is larger, that is, when the dip amount is larger.
Even if the user feels strongly and does not dip, a click feeling can be felt if a pressure change as shown in FIG. 9 is seen.

The present inventor has advanced the research by focusing on differentiating the time-varying curve of the pressing force and detecting the click feeling from the magnitude of the reverse polarity component, but the change curve is actually a graph. It has been found that it is difficult to apply the differential operation because it contains an extremely large number of noise components as shown in FIG. Therefore, the present invention has been completed by inventing another process.

Based on the above knowledge, in order to achieve the above object, the click feeling measuring apparatus according to the present invention is
A device for numerically measuring a click sensation generated when a switch is pressed, which has a contact end for pressing the tact switch, and through which the press end changes with the pressing of the tact switch. A pressure sensor for measuring pressure, an A / D converter for converting an analog signal of a measurement value output from the pressure sensor into a digital signal, and a display device for displaying the digital signal output from the A / D converter are provided. It is characterized by

The pressure sensor used in the present invention is a known pressure sensor capable of continuously measuring a pressing force that changes with time, more precisely, a reaction force of the pressing force, and converts a measured value into an output signal. It is desirable that the characteristics have high linearity and that there is no time lag in signal output. As the pressure sensor, for example, a model DFG-1K digital force gauge manufactured by Shinpo Industry Co., Ltd. can be used.

Another click feeling measuring device according to the present invention is
A device that numerically measures the click feeling generated when pressing the tact switch, and has a contact end that presses the tact switch, and changes temporally with the pressing of the tact switch via the contact end. Pressure sensor that measures the pressing force, an A / D converter that converts the analog signal of the measurement value output from the pressure sensor into a digital signal, and a Fourier transform that performs a Fourier transform on the digital signal output from the A / D converter. A conversion means, a first signal having a high frequency indicating an amplitude change corresponding to a pressing force change required to sense a click feeling, and a first signal not exhibiting an amplitude change corresponding to a pressing force change required to sense a click feeling; It is characterized in that it is provided with an arithmetic unit having a second signal having a frequency lower than that of the signal and a low-pass filter means for extracting from the Fourier transform means.

A preferred embodiment is characterized in that a display device for displaying the first signal and the second signal is provided. In a further preferred embodiment, the arithmetic unit further comprises means for producing and outputting a click feeling detection signal having an amplitude difference between the first signal and the second signal, and a display for displaying the click feeling detection signal. It is characterized in that a device is provided. By displaying it on the display device, it is possible to visually confirm the presence of the dip point indicating the change in the pressing force required to sense the click feeling.

Still another click feeling measuring device according to the present invention is a device for numerically measuring the click feeling generated when the tact switch is pressed, and has a contact end for pressing the tact switch. , Tact, via contact end
A pressure sensor that measures the pressing force that changes with time as the switch is pressed; an A / D converter that converts the analog signal of the measurement value output from the pressure sensor into a digital signal;
A series of numerical values that change in time series is created based on the digital signal output from the A / D converter, and based on the created series, a time series corresponding to a change in pressing force necessary for sensing a click feeling. And an arithmetic unit having means for calculating a first moving average number sequence and a second moving average number sequence, respectively, according to the number of samples set so as to show a dynamic change and the number of samples set not to show There is.

A preferred embodiment of the present invention is the first aspect.
It is characterized in that a display device is provided for displaying a first moving average line and a second moving average line which are graphs of the moving average number sequence and the second moving average number sequence, respectively. In a further preferred embodiment, the arithmetic unit further comprises means for generating and outputting a click feeling detection signal having a time series numerical difference between the first moving average sequence and the second moving average sequence as an amplitude.
It is characterized in that a display device for displaying a click feeling detection signal is provided. By displaying it on the display device, it is possible to visually confirm the presence of the dip point indicating the change in the pressing force required to sense the click feeling.

A preferred embodiment of the present invention is a signal cable electrically connected to a terminal of a tact switch, and a conversion for converting on / off binarized information inputted through the signal cable into a predetermined output signal. It is characterized in that a device is provided to measure the click feeling and to detect the electrical conduction due to the pressing of the tact switch.

The arithmetic unit used in the present invention is a computer into which a program capable of performing the arithmetic functions required in the present invention can be input, and a commercially available so-called personal computer can be used.

[0017]

According to the invention of claim 1, the time-varying pressing force signal detected by the pressure sensor is displayed on the display device, for example, as shown in FIG.
Display as shown in. The indicated dip point (indicated by D in FIG. 2) corresponds to the change in the pressing force that causes the click feeling, and since the dip value of the pressing force shown on the vertical axis can be used as the index of the click feeling, The presence of the click feeling can be determined based on the size of the dip.

According to the second to fourth aspects of the present invention, the digital signal of the pressing force of the A / D converter is data-processed to further facilitate the pass / fail judgment of the click feeling. When the data output from the A / D converter is graphed, a theoretical graph as shown in FIG. 8 is obtained if the measurement environment of the pressing force for pressing the tact switch is ideal. . However, in actuality, the pressing force signal contains an extremely large number of noise components, and therefore, as shown in FIG. 10, it becomes a complicated curve in which a large number of signals having mutually different frequencies are combined.

Therefore, all the pressing force signals including noise components are regarded as frequency components, and FFT is performed by the Fourier transformer.
(Fourier expansion), and then does not show a high-frequency first signal showing an amplitude change corresponding to a pressing force change accompanying the generation of a click feeling and an amplitude change corresponding to a pressure change accompanying the occurrence of a click feeling, The second, which has a lower frequency than the first signal
And the signal are extracted from the Fourier transform means by the low-pass filter means. The second signal is a reference signal for calculating the magnitude of click feeling. The frequency of the first signal and the frequency of the second signal indicate a change in amplitude corresponding to a change in pressing force required to sense a click feeling by a trial-and-error method for each type of tact switch depending on the mounting state, and click. A frequency lower than the first frequency, which is a reference signal for calculating the feeling, is selected.

For example, when a signal having a frequency of 100 Hz and a signal having a frequency of 12 Hz are selected as the first signals and displayed on the display device, the result is as shown in FIG. The indicated dip point (indicated by D in FIG. 3) corresponds to the change in the pressing force that causes the click feeling, and since the dip value of the pressing force shown on the vertical axis can be used as the index of the click feeling, The presence of the click feeling can be determined based on the size of the dip. Further, without displaying the first signal and the second signal on the display device, the dip can be immediately detected from the result calculated by the calculation device, and whether or not the click feeling inspection is successful can be determined by whether the dip value is larger than a predetermined value. You can also

In the invention of claim 4, the signal creating / outputting means of the arithmetic unit creates and outputs the click feeling detection signal having the amplitude difference between the first signal and the second signal as the amplitude, and the display device outputs the click feeling. The detection signal is displayed, for example, as shown in FIG. As a result, the dip point (displayed by D in FIG. 4) corresponding to the generation of the click feeling is displayed more clearly.

According to the inventions of claims 5 to 7, the pressing force digital signal of the A / D converter is subjected to data processing by a data processing method different from that of the inventions of claims 2 to 4 to further judge whether the click feeling is acceptable or not. Easy and quick. If a personal computer is used as the arithmetic unit and Fourier transform is performed by it, it takes a considerable time to perform the transform.
It is often difficult to determine the presence of a click feeling in real time. Therefore, in the inventions of claims 5 to 7, instead of Fourier transform, a moving average sequence is obtained to determine the presence of a click feeling.

The moving average is defined by a calculation method of averaging a fixed number of sample value series while shifting the order of the sample value series that changes drastically one by one, and is calculated by the following expression 1.

[Equation 1] The number of samples N, the sampling time T, and the sampling frequency F have a relationship of F = N / T. The first moving average line with a small sample number N (curve in which a moving average number sequence is graphed, the same applies below) changes relatively rapidly with respect to the time axis, and corresponds to the first signal with a high frequency in the Fourier transform. It becomes a curve. On the other hand, the second moving average line with a large number of samples N changes relatively slowly with respect to the time axis,
It becomes a curve corresponding to the second signal having a low frequency in the Fourier transform, and becomes a reference line for judging the dip point corresponding to the occurrence of the click feeling. When the number of samples for creating the first and second moving average sequences is a number corresponding to the pressing force change necessary to detect the click feeling, by a trial and error method for each tact switch type according to the mounting state. It is selected so that there is a series change and there is no time series change in the sequence.

For example, when the first moving average line with the sample number N of 3 and the second moving average line with the sample number N of 30 are displayed on the display device, the result is as shown in FIG. The indicated dip point (indicated by D in FIG. 5) corresponds to the change in the pressing force that causes the click feeling, and since the dip value of the pressing force shown on the vertical axis can be used as the index of the click feeling, The presence of the click feeling can be determined based on the size of the dip. In addition, without displaying the first moving average line and the second moving average line on the display device, the dip is immediately detected from the result calculated by the calculation device, and whether the click feeling inspection is successful or not is determined depending on whether the dip value is larger than a predetermined value. It can also be determined.

In the invention of claim 7, the signal creating / outputting means of the computing device creates / outputs the click feeling detection signal having the amplitude difference between the first moving average line and the second moving average line as the amplitude, and the display device Displays the click feeling detection signal as shown in FIG. 6, for example. As a result, the dip point (displayed by D in FIG. 6) corresponding to the generation of the click feeling is displayed more clearly.

[0026]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Example 1 FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the configuration of Example 1 of a click feeling measuring device according to the present invention. Click feeling measuring device (hereinafter,
A pressure sensor 12 is used for short.
And an A / D converter 14 for converting an analog signal of the pressing force output from the pressure sensor 12 into a digital signal,
The display device 16 for displaying the digital signal of the pressing force output from the D converter 14 on the monitor, the arithmetic unit 18, the signal converter 22, and the tact switch S are electrically connected to respective terminals, And a bus 24 for inputting on / off binary information to the signal converter 22.

The tact switch used as a sample in this embodiment is a switch manufactured by Alps Electric Co., Ltd. as shown in FIG. 7, the stroke is 0.2 mm, and the required operating force (peak load) is It is 140 gf ± 50 gf. The pressure sensor 12 includes the contact end portion 20 and presses the tact switch S provided on the electric product W via the contact end portion 20 to measure a reaction force generated at the time of pressing as a force, Output as an analog signal. In this embodiment, a model DFK-1K digital force gauge manufactured by Shinpo Industry Co., Ltd. was used. The measurement range of the pressure sensor is 0 ±
Analog output is 0.55 to 2.54V at 1000gf
It is DC. In this embodiment, as the display device 16 and the arithmetic unit 18, an NEC personal computer PC-
9801 was used.

When the measuring device 10 is used, the trigger level of the tact switch S is set in advance. To do so, the switch button of the tact switch S is pushed by the contact end 20 of the pressure sensor 12 and the first output of the pressure sensor 12 is brought to a threshold, or trigger level.
In order to measure the click feeling of the tact switch S, the switch button of the tact switch S is pushed by the contact end 20 of the pressure sensor 12 and a certain time, for example, from the time when the output of the pressure sensor 12 exceeds the trigger level. 0.5-1
Data is sampled at intervals of seconds and A / D converter 14
The digital signal output from the display device 16 is stored in the storage unit of the arithmetic unit 18, and when necessary, for example, after a few seconds.
To be displayed on the monitor.

As a result of measuring the pressing force of the tact switch S as described above, a curve as shown in FIG. 2 was obtained.
In this example, the dip point (indicated by D in FIG. 2) occurs about 0.3 seconds after the trigger level. If the dip depth of this dip point is equal to or greater than the predetermined value, this can be said to indicate the presence of a click feeling. The predetermined value can be set by previously measuring the tact switch of a passing product having a click feeling with the measuring device 10.

Further, in this embodiment, the bus 24 is electrically connected to each tact switch S, the on / off binary information is input to the signal converter 22, and the signal converter 24 digitizes the information. After being processed by the arithmetic unit 18 as necessary, the display unit 1
Display in 6. The monitor of the display device 16 of FIG. 1 indicates that the tact switch S is in the on state. Accordingly, the measuring device 10 can numerically measure the click feeling of the tact switch S and can also check whether the tact switch S operates normally. When inspecting the tact switch, taking a TV set as an example, the tactile switches are continuously installed in the TV set while the tactile switch is continuously inspected for a click feeling at the same time. Check the operation of the tact switch.

Example 2 The measuring apparatus of this example has the same configuration as the measuring apparatus 10 of Example 1 except for the configuration of the arithmetic unit 18. Arithmetic unit 1
In addition to the storage unit, the reference numeral 8 includes a computing unit programmed to have a Fourier transform function, a low-pass filter function, and an inverse Fourier transform function. The pressing force of the tact switch S is measured in the same manner as in the first embodiment, and the digital signal output from the A / D converter 14 is stored in the storage unit of the arithmetic unit. Then, data processing by Fourier transform is performed, and subsequently, the first signal and the second signal having different frequencies are obtained by the low-pass filter function.

The first signal is a high frequency signal showing an amplitude change corresponding to a pressing force change necessary for sensing a click feeling. On the other hand, the second signal is a signal having a frequency lower than the first frequency and serves as a reference signal that does not show an amplitude change corresponding to a pressing force change necessary for sensing a click feeling. In this embodiment, a signal having a frequency of 100 Hz is the first signal and a signal having a frequency of 12 Hz is the second signal. When the first signal and the second signal were subjected to inverse Fourier transform and displayed on the display device 16, a curve as shown in FIG. 3 was obtained. Furthermore, when a click feeling detection signal having an amplitude difference between the first signal and the second signal is created and the signal is displayed on the monitor of the display device 16, a curve as shown in FIG. 4 is obtained. In the signals shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the dip (displayed as D in the drawing) occurring at about 0.3 second corresponds to the change in the pressing force required to sense the click feeling. In the curves of FIGS. 3 and 4, when the size of the first dip is equal to or larger than the predetermined value, it can be determined that the click feeling exists.

Example 3 The measuring apparatus of this example has the same configuration as the measuring apparatus 10 of Example 1 except for the configuration of the arithmetic unit 18. Arithmetic unit 1
In addition to the storage unit, 8 has a calculation function for calculating the moving average sequence by the above-mentioned formula 1 and a function for creating and outputting a detection signal having the amplitude difference between the two moving average lines as the amplitude. There is. The pressing force of the tact switch S is measured as in the first embodiment, and the digital signal output from the A / D converter 14 is stored in the storage unit of the arithmetic unit 18. Next, the data processing by the moving average calculation is performed by the above-mentioned formula 1 to obtain the first moving average number sequence and the second moving average number sequence.

The first moving average sequence is a sequence having a small number of samples N indicating an amplitude change corresponding to a pressing force change required to sense a click feeling. On the other hand, the second moving average number sequence is a number sequence having a larger sample number N than the first moving average number sequence, and serves as a reference number sequence that does not show an amplitude change corresponding to a pressing force change necessary for sensing a click feeling. . In the present embodiment, the moving average number sequence with the sample number N of 3 is the first moving average number sequence, and the moving average number sequence with the sample number N of 30 is the second moving average number sequence. When the first moving average number sequence and the second moving average number sequence are graphed and displayed as moving average lines on the display device 16, a curve as shown in FIG. 5 is obtained. In this embodiment, 512 data are taken in from the pressing force data shown in FIG. 8 in 0.5 seconds to form a series.

Further, when a click feeling detection signal having the amplitude difference between the first moving average line and the second moving average line as an amplitude is created and the detected signal is displayed on the monitor of the display device 16, FIG.
The curve is as shown in. In the signals shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the dip (displayed as D in the drawings) occurring at about 0.3 second corresponds to the click feeling. 5 and 6
When the dip size is equal to or larger than the predetermined value in the curve, it can be determined that there is a click feeling.

[0036]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the change in the pressing force required to sense the click feeling can be digitized and displayed on the display device, which is different from the conventional sensory inspection. , Enables quantitative measurement with the click feeling as a numerical value. According to the inventions of claims 2 to 4,
A signal whose amplitude is the amplitude difference between the reference signal and the signal indicating the dip with respect to the reference signal or the amplitude difference between the reference signal and the signal indicating the dip. Can be displayed on the display device. When the size of the dip is equal to or larger than the predetermined value, it can be clearly determined that the predetermined click feeling occurs in the operation process of the tact switch according to the numerical standard.

According to the fifth to seventh aspects of the invention, the pressure change required for sensing the click feeling is data processed by the moving average, and the reference moving average line and the moving average showing the dip with respect to the reference moving average line are processed. It is possible to display on the display device a signal whose amplitude is the amplitude difference between both of the lines or the reference moving average line and the moving average line indicating the dip. When the size of the dip is equal to or larger than the predetermined value, it can be clearly determined that the predetermined click feeling occurs in the operation process of the tact switch according to the numerical standard.

By using the click feeling measuring device according to the present invention, it is possible to objectively quantify the criterion for judging the success or failure of the tact switch click feeling test, so that the reliability of the test can be greatly improved. it can. Moreover, since the tactile switch click feeling inspection can be performed mechanically and automatically, the inspection efficiency can be improved and the inspection cost can be reduced. Particularly, in the inventions of claims 2 to 7,
By performing data processing on the obtained pressing force data using an arithmetic device, it is possible to easily perform a quantitative inspection of a click feeling even within a limited time (line tact). Further, the click feeling measuring device according to the present invention has a simple structure and uses a commercially available device, so that the manufacturing cost is low.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of a first example of a click feeling measuring device according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a curve showing a temporal change in pressing force.

FIG. 3 is a graph showing signals having frequencies of 12 Hz and 100 Hz, respectively.

FIG. 4 is a graph showing a click feeling detection signal generated from a signal having a frequency of 12 Hz and a signal having a frequency of 100 Hz.

FIG. 5 is a graph showing moving average lines with sample numbers of 3 and 30, respectively.

FIG. 6 is a moving average line with three samples and three samples.
It is a graph which shows the click feeling detection signal created from the moving average line of 0.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of a tact switch.

FIG. 8 is a graph showing a change over time in pressing force.

FIG. 9 is another graph showing the change over time in pressing force.

FIG. 10 is a graph showing an actual pressing force with time.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Example of click feeling measuring device 12 Pressure sensor 14 A / D converter 16 Display device 18 Computing device 20 Contact end

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A device for numerically measuring a click feeling generated when a tact switch is pressed, the device having a contact end for pressing the tact switch, and pressing the tact switch through the contact end. A pressure sensor that measures the pressing force that changes with time, an A / D converter that converts the analog signal of the measurement value output from the pressure sensor into a digital signal, and a digital signal that is output from the A / D converter A click feeling measuring device comprising a display device for displaying. 2. A device for numerically measuring a click feeling generated when a tact switch is pressed, the device having a contact end for pressing the tact switch, and pressing the tact switch through the contact end. A pressure sensor that measures the pressing force that changes with time, an A / D converter that converts the analog signal of the measurement value output from the pressure sensor into a digital signal, and a digital signal that is output from the A / D converter Fourier transform means for performing a Fourier transform of the signal, and a first frequency having a high frequency showing an amplitude change corresponding to a pressing force change required to sense a click feeling.
The second signal, which has a lower frequency than the first signal, does not show the signal and the amplitude change corresponding to the pressing force change necessary for sensing the click feeling.
A click feeling measuring device comprising: an arithmetic unit having a low-pass filter unit for extracting a signal from a Fourier transform unit. 3. The click feeling measuring device according to claim 2, further comprising a display device for displaying the first signal and the second signal. 4. The arithmetic unit further comprises a first signal and a second signal.
The click sensation according to claim 2, further comprising a display device that has a unit that creates and outputs a click sensation detection signal having an amplitude difference from the signal, and that displays the click sensation detection signal. measuring device. 5. A device for numerically measuring a click feeling generated when pressing a tact switch, the device having a contact end for pressing the tact switch, and pressing the tact switch through the contact end. A pressure sensor that measures the pressing force that changes with time, an A / D converter that converts the analog signal of the measurement value output from the pressure sensor into a digital signal, and a digital signal that is output from the A / D converter The number of samples set to show the time-series change corresponding to the pressing force change required to sense the click feeling is created based on the created sequence. And a click sensation device including an arithmetic unit having means for calculating a first moving average number sequence and a second moving average number sequence based on sample numbers set so as not to be shown. Stationary device. 6. A display device is provided for displaying a first moving average line and a second moving average line which are graphs of the first moving average number sequence and the second moving average number sequence, respectively. The click feeling measuring device described in. 7. The click device further comprises means for creating and outputting a click sensation detection signal whose amplitude is a time-series numerical difference between the first moving average number sequence and the second moving average number sequence. The click feeling measuring device according to claim 5, further comprising a display device for displaying the detection signal. 8. A tactile switch is provided with a signal cable electrically connected to a terminal of a tact switch and a converter for converting ON / OFF binary information input through the signal cable into a predetermined output signal. The click feeling measuring device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the electric conduction caused by pressing the tact switch is detected.