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How does a touch screen that doesn't use a stylus work?

Asked by nytwolf00 (1points) September 1st, 2008
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ezraglenn's avatar

heat sensitivity?

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pressure?

iwamoto's avatar

i guess the same way, just pressure, it measures the X and Y axis, just not as accurate as stylus ofcourse in terms of total accuracy, then again, the might take the center of the complete touched surface, not sure though

sndfreQ's avatar

capacitance-the screen is comprised of layers including a conductive layer, that can register tiny changes in voltage; your fingers have a very low voltage in them, so this is registered in a matrix that is in the capacitance layer of the touchscreen.

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