Resistive touchscreens have a wide range of applications in POS termianls, which are computerized devices used to complete retail transactions and which typically include components such as screens, keyboards, printers, and payment interfaces. Resistive touch screen, as the input device of POS, can

Why do industrial touch screen manufacturers use resistive touch technology?The touch screen industry has taken a big leap over the years, in terms of technology and functionality. However, regardless of several advanced touch technologies, manufacturers of industrial displays still trust resistive

Resistive touchscreen technologyDescription and operationThere are two different types of metallic layers. The first type is called matrix, in which striped electrodes on substrates such as glass or plastic face each other. The second type is called analogue which consists of transparent electrodes

Resistive touchscreens: Advantages and Disadvantages A resistive touch screen is made of a glass substrate as the bottom layer and a film substrate as the top layer, both coated with a transparent conductive layer (ITO: Indium Tin Oxide), separated by spacer dots to create a small air gap. The film

What are the advantages of a resistive touch screen? Resistive touchscreens operate by sensing direct pressure applied by the user. It can be activated by pressing it not only with a finger but also with a stylus (unlike the competing capacitive technology). A resistive touch screen consists of a to