Medical Instruments

Touch display devices are ubiquitous in hospitals, playing a critical role in various functions, including self-service terminals for patient registration, film collection, and bill payment, as well as in diagnostic, analytical, and therapeutic medical devices. These devices are integral to the medical process, aiding doctors in treating patients and saving lives. Through touch displays, medical professionals can monitor patients' physical conditions, observe body indicators via auxiliary equipment, and perform real-time status monitoring.

Given the unique environment of hospitals, touch display devices used in this setting must meet essential standards, particularly in achieving EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) and EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) resistance. In everyday life, when a display screen experiences issues such as flickering or signal instability, electromagnetic interference is often the culprit. Hospitals are filled with various types of equipment, both as sources and subjects of interference. Ensuring that touch display devices operate stably and without errors in such a critical, tightly regulated environment is paramount.