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| Touch Screens: The Magic Behind Multi-Touch |
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Touch screens are the interface for the 21st century. Touch screens address the conflicting demands for smaller portable electronics with larger displays, by eliminating traditional buttons without sacrificing screen size. The recent release of the iPhone has created a buzz around touch screen interfaces and its multi-touch acrobatics have caught the eye of many industry leaders. What is multi-touch technology, and should it be in your next touch screen design? What benefits can multi-touch provide? What challenges might you face when designing with it? This webinar starts with the basics of multi-touch as it pertains to touch screens and reviews the benefits it can bring to a device. We will discuss target markets, applications and technical implementations and the design challenges involved with each.
Presenters:
Ed Grivna
Sr. Architect MTS
Ed joined Cypress in 1989 following a 12-year stint at Seagate. At Cypress he has worked as an applications engineer and architect with their Data Communications division supporting and defining high-speed serial physical layer devices for Ethernet, Fibre Channel, and professional video. Ed recently joined the Consumer and Computation division to focus on CapSense™ applications. Ed received a BEET degree from DeVry Institute of Chicago. He currently holds 18 patents and has published multiple application notes on high-speed communication links.
Steve Berry
Sr. Product Marketing Manager
Steve Berry is the Marketing Manager for CapSense™ Solutions at Cypress's Washington Design Center where he is responsible for defining user interface and sensing solutions based on the PSoC® Programmable System-on-Chip architecture. Since joining Cypress in 2002, he has led business development and technical marketing activities for the company's PSoC, USB, and Timing Technology business units. In addition, Steve has 13 years experience in embedded system hardware/software design and applications. He holds BSEE, BSCS, and MSEE degrees from the University of Nevada, Reno. |
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