T/SCSKJQYLHH 08-2021 Large-size capacitive touch screen production technical specifications

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Main Technical Content: I. Sources and Purposes of Standard-Setting Tasks At present, most capacitive touch display enterprises in Yibin City are mainly small and medium-sized. Many companies enter the market through models such as mid-way establishment or industry transformation. Although the industry is concentrated, it lacks influential industry brands to support it, failing to achieve integration between brands and resources. There is a lack of funding for promotion and R&D, and it is difficult to maintain long-term development in an environment without core industry technologies. Touchscreen products are gradually evolving towards being lighter, thinner, shorter, and smaller. Display products with a long history in computer peripherals are no exception. Under the premise of portability and transportability, traditional display methods such as CRT monitors and LED panels are constrained by factors such as excessive size and high power consumption, failing to meet users' actual needs. The development of LCD display technology perfectly aligns with current trends in information products. Its advantages such as flat display, low power consumption, compact size, and zero radiation allow users to enjoy an optimal visual environment. Large-size capacitive touch displays, as emerging energy-efficient products in China, boast high-definition picture quality and energy-saving benefits. They are widely used in commercial environments, with their market share growing to over 40% of the national touchscreen application market. However, the current touchscreen market is still immature, with limited product innovation and significant room for improvement compared to many foreign technology-leading countries. Additionally, domestic enterprises' technical and marketing channel frameworks are incomplete. Due to the increasing number of touchscreen enterprises in recent years, market competition has intensified, and many companies have resorted to lowering prices to

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