Projected Capacitive Touch Technology (PCAP) is an excellent solution for various industrial-grade applications, including process control terminals, medical displays, and agricultural vehicle telemetry systems. Its performance remains unaffected by scratches, dirt, or dust on the screen, ensuring reliable touch functionality in rugged environments. PCAP technology can be operated by users wearing heavy gloves and can be sealed to achieve high IP ratings, making it well-suited for challenging conditions or outdoor deployments where durability and precision are critical.
What is Projected Capacitive Touch?
Projected Capacitive Touch Technology (PCAP) is a touch-sensing technology that uses a grid of conductive layers to detect touch input. It works by projecting an electrostatic field through the screen, and when a conductive object, such as a finger, comes into contact with the surface, the system detects the change in the electrical field and pinpoints the touch location. PCAP technology is highly responsive, supports multi-touch gestures, and is commonly used in modern smartphones, tablets, and industrial applications due to its durability and precision.
Applications of a Projected Capacitive Touch Screen
These versatile touch screens are ideal for a variety of applications, including outdoor kiosks, ticketing machines, ATMs, and pay-at-the-pump gas stations. Additionally, they are well-suited for through-glass, under-counter, and bartop installations, making them an excellent choice for environments where durability and reliable touch functionality are essential.
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