The market is rapidly turning to projected capacitive touch screens

From a consumer perspective, one growing expectation is that these products that have a user interface on the display can respond to some kind of response when they touch the display. This expectation is driving the widespread adoption of touch screens. We should be thankful for the mobile phone market, because mobile phones foster consumer perception of touch screens and enhance their expectations for touch screen experience: not just single touch, but also multi-touch with gesture recognition, stylus, hovering Touch and so on.

These consumer expectations are driving the industry's massive shift from older touch technologies (such as resistive touch) to inductive touch technologies that enable more advanced features. From a design perspective, engineers need solutions with the following features: visual appeal, low power, high performance, small form factor, and cost-effectiveness. To meet these requirements, the market is rapidly turning to projected capacitive touch screens.

We are seeing a market for projected capacitive touch screens expanding rapidly. It has begun to become the mainstream of mobile devices, and its share in other application markets and larger screen markets is also rising rapidly.

For historical reasons, resistive touch screens have dominated many markets, but we have seen that in many markets, projected capacitive touch technology is eroding the market share of resistive and other touch technologies, the most obvious projection The market for capacitive touch screen applications is mobile phones, but the PMP, DSC, GPS and the current tablet market are also exploding. We will also continue to see the rapid growth of projected capacitive touch technology in the larger screen applications market for automobiles, PCs and white goods.

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