On April 15, 2020, DMC released the new Glass/Glass projected capacitive touch screen “DFS series”. The DFS series is a touchscreen developed to use the EETI or ILITEK controller, which is popular in the world market. It is designed according to any design policy, so that customers are easily supported. For the DFS series DMC…
“DUS-V Series” is a Film/Film structure project capacitive touch screen that is usually used for consumer products like smartphones, due to its thinness and lightweight. controller is specifically developed to be compact and it supports USB and I2C interfaces. Since the cover glass is bonded as standard specification, “DUS-V Series” is an all-in-one product in…
Projective Capacitive touch screen for large display The metal mesh structure is ideal for large panels Using fine-wire which improve the appearance of metal mesh, and coordinates can be detected at high rate even with up to 30 touches. Lineup with 43”w, 46”w, 55”w cover glass (DUS-M) / without cover glass (DUS-XM) Ideal for large…
In august 2019 DMC released large size lineup for “MTR-G Series” and “LST Series”. You can find the new sizes and product numbers below. Resistive Multi touch model | MTR-G Series Size Product No. 18.5”wide MTR-G185WB100B 21.5”wide MTR-G215WB100B Resistive Single touch model | LST Series Size Product No. 18.5”wide LST-185WB080A 19”wide LST-190B080A 21.5”wide LST-215WB080A …
A wide ranging product lineup from 7W to 32 inch is available “DUS-A Series” is a new standard model of DMC Projected Capacitive touch screens. Modules with this screen will be more compact and easily bond on LCD by thin and almost symmetry bezel. Or you can choose low brightness LCD by Suppressed Electrode Pattern.…
DMC will release a new product, “DUS-V Series” on August 19th, 2019. “DUS-V Series” is a Film/Film structure touch screen that is usually used for consumer products like smartphones, due to its thinness and lightweight. COF (*Note 1) controller is specifically developed to be compact and it supports USB and I2C interfaces. Since the cover…