Project application requirements   With the rapid development of the 3C industry, the large market demand has made it urgent for enterprises to upgrade automated auxiliary material mounting equipment and production lines to solve the quality, efficiency and cost problems of mounting.   The efficient operation of the fully automatic auxiliary material mounting production line for mobile phones requires visual equipment for operation supervision and interactive control. Industrial displays are a good choice. When selecting, customers should pay attention to the hardware performance and durability of industrial displays, as well as the adaptability of displays in industrial environments.   OSCAN product solution   A 3C industry customer chose Oscan's 7 inch embedded industrial monitor to integrate with its auxiliary material mounting production line, showing excellent adaptability and compatibility.   3mm slim flat embedded design, cabinet versatile compatibility   Oscan's 15 inch flat screen industrial display is designed for cabinet equipment. Its outstanding appearance feature is the slim front panel design of only 3mm thickness, which is suitable for the embedded installation of the customer's auxiliary material mounting machine. The application is compact, beautiful, harmonious and regular.   10.1″-23.8″, ideal size and ratio selection   OSCAN has multiple specifications from 10.1 inches to 23.8 inches, supporting 16:10, 16:9, 4:3, 5:4 and multiple full and wide screens. Whether in terms of screen size or display ratio, there are rich adaptation solutions, which are easy to integrate with terminal devices of different sizes.   Smooth display and control interaction, enhanced screen performance upgrade   Equipped with Oscan's self-developed display driver board, it can automatically identify VGA/HDMI/DVI signals, support upgrades to high brightness, high resolution, full viewing angle and other enhanced screen performance, and can display key data and production progress of equipment operation in real time and from multiple angles, adapting to the complex environment of auxiliary material mounting site.   Multiple protections, 24-hour stable operation   Based on the careful consideration of equipment stability, OSCAN focuses on product details, HDMI/VGA/AV/BNC/USB full interface design, USB interface both can using as the touch interface, but also can using as the USB reader. Built-in 2x2w speakers, support SD card slot design, wide temperature (-10℃~60℃) and wide voltage (DC 12V-36V) operation, through waterproof and dustproof, anti-electromagnetic interference, anti-static, anti-vibration and anti-impact reliability tests, play an important role in improving the stability and efficiency of production lines.   OSCAN application empowerment   By matching OSCAN industrial-grade display, customers can achieve more intelligent and efficient non-standard equipment management, and visualization technology also brings about the improvement of production quality and process efficiency. Relying on strong R&D resources, OSCAN industrial control equipment has demonstrated unique advantages in hardware performance, personalized customization and technical support. Its product solutions and application benefits stand out in the field of industrial automation and have become the assured choice of many customers.

In the era of modern technology, touch technology has become an integral part of our daily lives. From smartphones to tablets, from computer monitors to ATMs, touch screens have penetrated every corner of our lives. However, have you ever wondered how these touch screens work? This blog will take you to an in-depth understanding of different types of touch technologies and unveil their mysteries.   Resistive touch screens: Resistive touch screens are one of the earliest and most widely used touch technologies. It consists of two layers of conductive film. When the user applies pressure on the screen with a finger or stylus, the resistance between the two layers of film changes, thereby detecting the touch location. Resistive touch screens are suitable for a variety of environmental conditions, but they have relatively low resolution and are highly sensitive to pressure.And normal will have 4 wires resistive touch screen and 5 wires resistive touch screen, and always will need to use the touch pen to operate. For our monitors, 7-13.3 inch monitors always are standard with Resistive touch screens.     Capacitive touch screens: Capacitive touch screens are one of the most common touch technologies currently available. They work based on the capacitance properties of the human body. This technology covers the screen with a layer of transparent conductive material. When the user touches the screen, the body's charge changes the electric field distribution on the screen, thereby detecting the touch location. 10 points Capacitive touch screens have the advantages of high resolution, fast response speed and multi-touch, and are widely used in devices such as smartphones, tablets and car navigation systems. Based on this reason, now our 15 inch true flat capacitive touch screen monitor is very popular.     Surface acoustic wave touch screen: Surface acoustic wave touch screens use ultrasonic sensors to generate a kind of acoustic surface wave on the screen. When the user touches the screen, the touch position will cause interference generated by the acoustic wave to determine the touch position. This touch technology has high transparency and stability, and can achieve fast touch response. Surface acoustic wave touch screens are often used in scenes such as public information kiosks, exhibition halls and game equipment.       Negative pressure touch screen: Negative pressure touch screen is a newer touch technology that uses a conductive sealing layer and an air pressure sensor. When the user touches the screen, the negative pressure generated is detected by the sensor and converted into touch coordinates. Negative pressure touch screens are characterized by high precision and durability, and can adapt to various environments, such as industrial control systems and medical equipment.     Optical touch screen: Optical touch screens use infrared or near-infrared sensors to detect the touch position. The screen is covered with a set of infrared transmitters and receivers. When the user touches the screen, the propagation of infrared rays is blocked and the touch position is determined. This touch technology is less affected by dust and dirt, and is suitable for use in outdoor environments and harsh conditions.   Conclusion: Touch technology has become a bridge between people and machines, allowing us to interact with technology in a more intuitive and natural way. By understanding different types of touch technology, we can better choose the right touch screen device and enjoy a more convenient and efficient user experience.

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Display Screen Monitor and Touch Monitor are two different types of displays, and they differ primarily in functionality and usage. Here are the main differences:1. Display Technology: LCD Monitor: LCD monitors use liquid crystal technology to display images. Liquid crystals are optical materials that control the passage of light by changing the arrangement of their molecules to create images. Touch Monitor: Touch monitors are based on LCD display technology but also feature touchscreen capabilities, allowing users to interact directly with the computer by touching the screen. 2. Interaction Method: LCD Monitor: Typically, LCD monitors are used solely for displaying images, and users interact with the computer using external devices such as a mouse or keyboard. Touch Monitor: Touch monitors have touchscreen functionality, enabling users to interact directly with the screen using their fingers or a stylus for actions like tapping, dragging, and zooming. 3. Applications: LCD Monitor: Primarily used for displaying images, text, and videos. Commonly found in offices, homes, and professional applications. Touch Monitor: In addition to displaying content, touch monitors allow for direct interaction through touch. They are widely used in retail, education, entertainment, and special applications like self-service kiosks. 4. Price: LCD Monitor: Typically, LCD monitors are less expensive than touch monitors since they do not include touchscreen technology. Touch Monitor: Due to the additional touchscreen technology, touch monitors tend to be more expensive.   5. Accuracy and Sensitivity: LCD Monitor: LCD monitors are primarily designed for display purposes, and their sensitivity and precision may be lower compared to touch monitors. Touch Monitor: Touch monitors require higher sensitivity and precision to ensure accurate responses to touch inputs.   In summary, LCD monitors and touch monitors differ in terms of interaction method, applications, price, and sensitivity. Users can choose between them based on their specific needs and preferences.