Complete sub-assembly

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Acronyms/initialisms: CSA Category: Components Origin: Official

Also known as: subassembly, internal keyboard assembly, internal assembly

A complete sub-assembly (CSA) refers to a functioning keyboard assembly that can be separated from the keyboard's cover set. "Complete" refers to how such a keyboard assembly has most of the components needs for operation such as keycaps and possibly controller card connected to it, meaning it would technically be functional without a cover set. Model B, Model F, and (most) Model M family keyboards used CSAs.

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