Projected Capacitive TouchScreen Technology

Projected Capacitive Technology permits more accurate and flexible operation by etching the conductive layer on the touch screen. Projected Capacitance Technology (PCAP technology) is a more robust solution versus resistive touch technology since PCAP's top layer is made of glass. FEMA's Projected Capacitive Touchscreens can support resolutions up to 1024 x 1024 with a sampling rate of 50 times per second. Our Projected Capacitive Touch Screens uses multiple layers of glass wih optical lamination in assembly process. This makes the PCAP touch screen the same touchness as tempered glass which could stand against shock and impact.

Projected Capacitive touch panels are embedded with high performance IC and users can enlarge, shrink, rotate, flip and drag pages easily due to the multi-touch gesture support (multi touch touch screen).

Custom Projected Capacitive Touch Screens

Our capacitive touch panel design can be paired with housing design from the customers to cover their lens or replace the physical buttons on its original module. FEMA is also capable of doing the customized shape needed to pair with customer's mechanical design.

With the assistance of the simulation software, equiment with high accuracy and simplifying assembly process, FEMA is capable of making the sample in shorter period and with lower development charge.

Projected Capacitive Touch Panel Applications

Since Projected capacitive touch panels can sense gloved hand gestures, it is a popular and logical choice for the medical and industrial industries. Its robust design also makes it a hard-wearing logical choice for point of sales and consumer products.