A stock touch sensor can be a great solution for your product, not to mention cost effective, but it can require some compromises.
A compromised design means that engineering made accommodations in the design of the unit to be able to make the stock sensor work.
Common reasons for compromises:
- fixed display sizes
- suboptimal placement of mounting hardware
- fixed sensor tail length and placement
Design compromises often include:
- requiring additional components
- additional assembly steps
- more expensive assembly processes
- complicated software development
- longer development period
- removal of product features
- compromised look and/or feel
- more complicated rework or repair procedures
If you can’t afford to compromise, consider a custom touch sensor – custom doesn’t automatically mean $$$, especially when you end up with the product you want, exactly as you envisioned it!
This is an excerpt from our new eBook, “Finding the Best Touch Sensor for Your Application”. {{cta(‘bae4e3b9-5903-42c8-9445-6506d29b02a8’)}}