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Touch panel ESD protection

Touch panel ESD protection

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accacca57477
Posted by accacca57477
on May 15 2012 03:28 AM
Prodigy180 points
My new board use  an LCD touch screen and LM3S6965
It 's the first time I use the touch and I wanted to insert an appropriate ESD protection for the touch panel lines
Someone who has experience with this can give me some advice
thanks
touch esd lm3s6965
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  • cb1_mobile
    Posted by cb1_mobile
    on May 15 2012 08:07 AM
    Guru23760 points

    May depend upon whether your touch panel is resistive, capacitive or multi-touch capacitive.  TI has compact, multi-channel signal "isolators" which we've used to gain some ESD protection and reduce emissions.  Suspect that a search under ESD on the TI site will produce a list of suitable, transient absorbing components.

    Touch panel vendor or display provider should be mined for their recommendations as well...  It's good that you're thinking about ESD early (rather than later) in your design & build process. 

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  • accacca57477
    Posted by accacca57477
    on May 15 2012 22:44 PM
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    Thanks for the answer
    I forgot the main information: is a resistive touch for a small display about 4 "
    I am worried because the touch panel is obviously on "top" on my box and I think the real problem is not make it work but "protect it from trouble"
    I searched on the TI website and I found a lot of information about ESD protection
    I hope to find the right solution ...
    thanks

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  • Jae Park 41032
    Posted by Jae Park 41032
    on Jun 14 2012 15:39 PM
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    Hope you have found the righ solution for your touch ESD protection.

    Please feel free to share if you have any questions on your ESD protection solution.

    Thanks.

    Jae 

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