The on-site anti-interference performance test of TPS04, the first capacitive touch screen driver chip independently developed by DWIN, is coming to an end; this round of testing mainly targets application scenarios such as strong electromagnetic interference, splashing water, and working with gloves that traditional chips cannot solve in the past, using comparison Test mode. Faced with these challenges, TPS04 can perfectly solve them, proving its excellent anti-interference ability and reliability.
The TPS04 chip uses a completely different architecture and algorithm from the traditional CTP driver to improve anti-interference capabilities, in order to achieve the same reliability as resistive touch screens and make capacitive touch screen applications more popular and cheaper.
The TPS04 chip will be officially mass-produced in May 2024.
Part of the test site
Post time: Mar-27-2024