IntelliTouch and SecureTouch touchscreens have a glass overlay with transmitting and receiving piezoelectric transducers for both the X and Y-axes. The touchscreen controller sends a five-megahertz electrical signal to the transmitting transducer, which converts the signal into ultrasonic waves within the glass. These waves are directed across the front touchscreens have a glass overlay with transmitting and receiving piezoelectric transducers for both the X and Y-axes. The touchscreen controller sends a five-megahertz electrical signal to the transmitting transducer, which converts the signal into ultrasonic waves within the glass. These waves are directed across the front surface of the touchscreen by an array of reflectors. Reflectors on the opposite side gather and direct the waves to the receiving transducer, which reconverts them into an electrical signal - a digital map of the touchscreen surface.

IntelliTouch technology data sheet (111K PDF)

How IntelliTouch Works

IntelliTouch Controllers

IntelliTouch Benifets

Surface wave technology Pure-glass touchscreens for superior image clarity, resolution, and light transmission Durable, scratch-resistant glass surface - continues to work if scratched Stable "drift-free" operation - for touch response that's always accurate Finger, gloved hand, and soft stylus activation Fast touch response Sensitive touch response - recognizes location and amount of pressure applied

IntelliTouch Self-Service Applications

Point-of-information kiosks Vending and ticket sales Electronic catalogs Gaming, lottery, and amusement Public pay phones Multimedia marketing Banking/financial transactions Industrial control rooms Computer-based training

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