二阶系统临界阻尼和欠阻尼_如何使用开关阻尼器使机械键盘静音

二阶系统临界阻尼和欠阻尼

Mechanical keyboards are known for their distinct sound, but that doesn’t mean that you (or those you share your living space with) are very fond of the loud clatter. Thankfully, it’s incredibly easy and inexpensive to dial down the volume with switch dampeners.

机械键盘以其独特的声音而闻名，但这并不意味着您(或与您共享生活空间的人)非常喜欢响亮的拍板。 值得庆幸的是，使用开关阻尼器调低音量非常简单且便宜。

开关阻尼器：就像按键的减震器 (Switch Dampeners: Like Shock Absorbers for Your Keys)

Mechanical keyboards are noisier than rubber dome keyboards by their very nature: the crisp action, excellent responsiveness, and tactile sensation you get while typing on their mechanical switches comes at the cost of significantly more noise. Some people, myself included, really love the machine gun-like sound of a touch typist hammering away. But if your roommates or spouse are kept up by your typing, then maybe it’s time to turn the CLACKETY-CLACK-CLACK  into a less startling  clackety-clack-clack .

机械键盘在本质上比橡胶快球键盘要嘈杂：在机械键盘上打字时，清脆的动作，出色的响应性和触感会大大增加噪音。 有些人，包括我自己在内，真的很喜欢触击打字员敲打的机枪般的声音。 但是，如果你的室友或配偶是由你的打字跟上，那么也许是时候打开传来的声音，CLACK成少惊心传来的声音，瓣。

The best way to quiet the sound of your mechanical keyboard by applying tiny rubber O-rings to your keycaps. These act as little shock absorbers for each key, preventing the keycap from clattering against the surface of the switch beneath it. This won’t absolutely silence your keyboard (calling the O-rings silencers is a misnomer), but it will reduce the sound of a loud mechanical keyboard down to a similar volume as a much quieter rubber dome keyboard.

通过在键帽上涂上微小的橡胶O形圈，使机械键盘的声音静音的最佳方法。 这些按键对于每个按键来说几乎都不起震，可以防止按键帽在其下方的开关表面上摔落。 这不会绝对使您的键盘静音(称O形圈消音器是一个错误的称呼)，但是它将使机械键盘的声音降低到与更安静的橡胶圆顶键盘相似的音量。

Dampeners stop the keycaps from slamming into the switch surface, seen here.

阻尼器阻止键帽撞击开关表面，如此处所示。

So what’s the catch? Well, this will only dampen the bottom-out sound of your keys. If you have switches that “click” at their actuation point, like Cherry MX Blues or Cherry MX Greens, this won’t do anything to quiet that click—it’ll just quiet the clack of the key hitting the keyboard plate. You may find that you need to switch to quieter keys if o-rin