Resistive and capacitive touch screen have different anti-interference capabilities, and they have their own advantages.
The anti-interference ability of capacitive touch screen is generally stronger than that of resistive touch screen. This is because capacitive touch screen does not need to be triggered by physical pressure. It detects the touch signal by sensing the object being touched, so it will not be affected by external physical force. In addition, the capacitive touch screen adopts digital signal processing, which can resist the influence of electromagnetic interference and electrical noise.
The resistance needs to trigger the signal through physical pressure, so it will produce false touch when it is disturbed by external physical force. In addition, the resistive touch screen uses analog signal processing, which has weak anti-interference ability and is vulnerable to electromagnetic interference and electrical noise.
In short, capacitive touch screen is generally more anti-interference than resistive touch screen, which is why capacitive touch screen technology is used in many modern devices. However, the specific use scenarios and requirements will also affect the decision of which touch screen to choose.
