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ibps-rrb-os1 2024 · Question 118 of 270

A stylus is a pen-like device that works using which technology?

Quantitative Aptitude (misc)

  1. ALaser
  2. BPointer
  3. CUV Rays
  4. DCapacitive TouchCorrect
  5. EMagnetic Field

Answer: D. Capacitive Touch

Explanation

A stylus operates using capacitive touch technology, which allows it to interact with touchscreen devices. Capacitive touchscreens detect the conductive properties of the stylus, enabling precise input for activities like writing, drawing, or navigating. This technology mimics the electrical conductivity of a human finger. Important Key Points: 1. Capacitive Touch technology is widely used in smartphones, tablets, and touchscreen laptops for accurate input with a stylus. 2. The stylus provides more precise control than a finger, making it ideal for tasks requiring accuracy. Knowledge Booster: • Laser: Primarily used in laser pointers for presentations, not in stylus technology. • Pointer: Refers to devices for directing attention during presentations but not for touch input. • UV Rays: Not used in styluses; UV rays are related to light and electromagnetic radiation, not touchscreens. • Magnetic Field: Some specialized devices use magnetic technology, but common styluses rely on capacitive touch.

Source: IBPS RRB PO Mains Previous Year Paper 2024 (BankersAdda) · memory-based

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