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A display that incorporates a human interface device which records positional information of points of contact between the user and the display
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Touchscreen DMM Development Board
Not sure whether the market is not already covered for this quite well, but since I am not an expert in that area I will suggest a couple of dev boards that may be of interest:
The Saxo-Q is 200 Msps …
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Resistive Touch Screens
I think the reading is taken from the other axis. So if you want to read the X axis you apply power/ground to the X wires and read the ADC connected to Y.
If you notice in the code snippet it says pow …
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Smartphone touchscreen ribbon connector
If you are asking about the ribbon connector, they are known as FFC/FPC (flexible flat cable, flexible printed circuit) cables.
For connectors places like Digikey, Mouser, RS, Farnell sell them - here …
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Touch detection on big LED screen
If you want it to be able to sense a touch anywhere on the screen you will need something like this:
At £22 this seems a bit overkill to me just to change a picture, but I'm not aware of anything e …
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Mimic human capacitance
Okay, it seems to be simpler than I originally thought (I should not have read the marketing first) I now realise most touch screens use mutual capacitance between a grid of electrodes (I was thinking …
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