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Touchscreen Component Compatibility: Five-Wire Resistive

Overview The use of touchscreens and touch systems is growing at a tremendous rate. Touch applications appear in an increasing variety of applications – from the medical field, to industrial machine control, to subway ticketing machines – all fueled by a steady decrease in hardware costs. At the same time, the number of companies meeting these growing market demands has expanded, each offering a variety of technologies and solutions. In addition to the well-known market leaders, an army of smaller companies has sprung up to service niche markets – and offers a potential alternative to the market leaders.

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Publisher	Elo TouchSystems, Inc	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2002	Downloads	499
Format	White Papers
Topics	Touch Screens

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