VersaTouch:

• Construction

• Operation

• Features

• Options

• Dimensional/Performance Characteristics

TPI's VersaTouch touchscreens are constructed of two layers of electrically conductive transparent films facing one another and separated by a gasket. Each layer has a set of parallel busbars positioned along the opposite edges and orthogonal to the busbars on the other layer. Busbars consist of screen-printed conductive ink terminated at the tail. The entire switch assembly can be mounted on a rigid Glass, Acrylic of Polycarbonate backer.

Operation
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Two opposing layers of VersaTouch are held apart by small separator dots until they come into contact by a light finger pressure. The voltage signal is then decoded by the controller to provide the application software with X and Y coordinates of the touch point.

• Proven Resistive Technology
• Simplicity of Interface Electronics
• Durable Plastic Construction
• Less Susceptible to Accidental Touch
• Ability to use Finger or Stylus to Activate Touchscreen
• High Linear Analog Output

• Front Surface Hard-coat Treatment
• Front Surface Anti-glare Treatment
• EM/RFI Shielding
• Contrast Enhancement Filter (CEF) and/or Circular Polarizer
• Glass, Acrylic or Polycarbonate Backer
• Custom Manufactured to Your Exact Specifications