Resources Library
Engineering resources to help you optimize your touch sensor design and create better products.
Top three design tips when working with touch sensors
WEBINAR
In this webinar you will learn the top three tips that will help you to avoid bad layout designs and reach a working PCB-based touch sensor faster with the minimum iterations needed.
How to validate your touch sensor while working remotely
WEBINAR
Capacitive touch sensors are designed and then must be tested in the lab to ensure a reliable operation in a variety of conditions. In this webinar you will learn how SENSE can help you design and run the same kind of tests while working remotely.
Optimization of Capacitive Touch Sensors
Through Simulation
WEBINAR
Webinar hosted by Fieldscale and Dfr Solutions on 26th April 2018. Register below to watch the recording.
VIDEO BLOG SERIES
Is Metal Mesh the next big thing of the touchscreen industry? Well, with a 2X rise of demand for ITO alternatives in the last 3 years, with Metal Mesh being the most preferred one, the answer is definitely yes.
WEBINAR
On March 29, Dr. Vasilis Zagkanas hosted a private webcast explaining how you can simulate your own pattern effortlessly with SENSE. He showed how to import your proprietary CAD sensor design on Sense and how to run the simulations in just a few minutes.
TUTORIAL
In this walk through we are going to show you how to design a touch screen for a typical smartphone, using the simulation software SENSE.
We will first design the outline, then the electrode pattern and finally the stack up model of the touch screen. For Analysis and Results, please visit the relevant walkthrough.
TUTORIAL
In this walk through we are going to set up the simulation of a touch screen for a typical smartphone, using the simulation software SENSE.
Continuing from tutorial “#1. Creating the Geometry.”
TUTORIAL
In this walkthrough, we will show you how to analyze the simulation results we have received for resistance and, mainly, capacitance, during the previous steps.
Continuing from tutorial “#2. Setting-up the Simulation”