WIWO TOUCH defines a touchscreen as an electronic input device, usually layered on top of the visual display of an information processing system.
Touchscreens allow users to control the device through simple or multi-touch gestures. It enables users to interact directly with the displayed content rather than using a mouse, trackpad or other similar device.
Touchscreens are considered an innovative interface solution for many products. Common touchscreen applications include medical devices, consumer electronics, industrial control units, and point-of-sale systems.
Advantages of using a touch screen:
Accurate and fast response
Use with bare fingers or a stylus
Easy to clean
Add a modern and innovative design to your product
Withstands harsh operating conditions such as:
High and low temperature
Moisture and Humidity
Dust
Very durable
Withstands writing of 100,00 characters in the same area
Up to 1,000,000 uses
Are there different types of touchscreens?
Restive touch screen
Projected capacitive touch screen
Capacitive touch keyboard and buttons
Flat touch screen
Resistive touch screen
Projected Capacitive (PCAP) Touchscreen
Advantage
Excellent clarity.
More scratch resistant.
Much more sensitive than resistive touchscreens.
Resistant to surface contamination and liquids (dust, oil, grease, moisture).
Supports multi-touch inputs (up to 10).
Shortcoming
More expensive than resistive touchscreens.
Sensitivity to EMI/RFI.
Some require bare fingers or a conductive stylus for operation.
Capacitive touch screen structure
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