Enhanced Color Accuracy in a Touchscreen Display for Visualized DNA Sequencing, Designed for Gloved Use
3/10/2025
Industry: Medical
DNA sequencing refers to the general laboratory technique for determining the exact sequence of nucleotides (bases) in a DNA molecule. The DNA sequencing market is poised for continued growth as it becomes more integrated into various sectors, enhancing our understanding of genetics and improving healthcare outcomes.
Challenges
DNA sequencing generates vast amounts of data that need to be visualized effectively. A well-designed display is essential for handling complex datasets and presenting them in an easily understandable format. The interface must be intuitive and user-friendly to allow researchers and clinicians to navigate through the data efficiently. Poor interface design can lead to errors and inefficiencies.
Solution
Advantech provides the IDK-1112P display solution to meet customer needs effectively. This 12.1" display kit features a projected capacitive (PCAP) touch system, ensuring quick response times and smooth operation—even when used with latex medical gloves. With a backlight brightness of 500 nits, it delivers excellent image quality in indoor environments. Designed for maximum flexibility and space efficiency, the display kit supports the LVDS interface, allowing direct connection to a single-board computer for seamless integration into DNA sequencing devices.
Reliable and Durable Design
The IDK-1112P is designed with a 12.1" XGA TFT panel with a 1024 x 768 resolution and a backlight lifespan of 30,000 hours. It also operates reliably in a wide temperature range of -20 to 70°C. The integrated touchscreen is just 1.8mm thick and protected by a 7H hardness glass cover, ensuring durability and scratch resistance. Its projected capacitive touch technology allows unlimited touch interactions, enhancing long-term reliability. These features make the IDK-1112P an ideal display for various industrial applications requiring robustness and dependability.
System Diagram
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