Projected Capacitive Touch: A Practical Guide for Engineers
Tony Gray
Projected Capacitive Touch: A Practical Guide for Engineers
Tony Gray
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This book covers ALL aspects of projected capacitive touch sensors including basic principles, the physics of PCAP, capacitance measurements, touch sensor materials and construction, electrical noise, software drivers, and testing. It is targeted at working engineers who are implementing touch into their products as well as anyone else with an interest in how touch screens work.
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Offers readers the first book on the use of projected capacitive (PCAP) touch technology for touch screens;
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Explains not only how PCAP touch works, but also addresses the implementation details an engineer needs when incorporating PCAP into their product;
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Includes explanations of different cover lens materials, cover lens coatings, software drivers, touch testing, and many other areas of general knowledge that would be useful to a design engineer.
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