David Savastano, Editor02.13.13
Printed electronics manufacturers have become an integral part of the touch screen technology industry. As touch screen makers continue to improve touch screen responsiveness, they increasingly seek and incorporate new technologies that can, and are currently being successfully utilized in commercial products.
Cambrios Technologies Corporation is very much at the forefront of touch screen technology. Indium tin oxide (ITO) remains the leading conductive technology, despite its numerous limitations, including brittleness, which makes it difficult to use on flexible substrates. Formed with highly conductive silver nanowires, Cambrios ClearOhm™ coating material is the only commercially-available transparent conductive solution with performance superior to that of ITO.
Cambrios marked the first commercial implementation of its ClearOhm transparent conductive film in 2011, when a leading smartphone manufacturer incorporated the material in its touch sensor. Cambrios’ ClearOhm materials now appears in a host of products, including the LG Electronics’ V325 Windows 8-certified All-in-One PC, LG Touch 10 E
Cambrios Technologies Corporation is very much at the forefront of touch screen technology. Indium tin oxide (ITO) remains the leading conductive technology, despite its numerous limitations, including brittleness, which makes it difficult to use on flexible substrates. Formed with highly conductive silver nanowires, Cambrios ClearOhm™ coating material is the only commercially-available transparent conductive solution with performance superior to that of ITO.
Cambrios marked the first commercial implementation of its ClearOhm transparent conductive film in 2011, when a leading smartphone manufacturer incorporated the material in its touch sensor. Cambrios’ ClearOhm materials now appears in a host of products, including the LG Electronics’ V325 Windows 8-certified All-in-One PC, LG Touch 10 E
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