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US09507467B2 Voltage difference-based capacitive touch detection device, capacitive touch detection method and capacitive touch screen panel, and display device with built-in capacitive touch screen panel
有权
基于电压差的电容式触摸检测装置,电容式触摸检测方法和电容式触摸屏面板,以及具有内置电容式触摸屏面板的显示装置
- Patent Title: Voltage difference-based capacitive touch detection device, capacitive touch detection method and capacitive touch screen panel, and display device with built-in capacitive touch screen panel
- Patent Title (中): 基于电压差的电容式触摸检测装置,电容式触摸检测方法和电容式触摸屏面板,以及具有内置电容式触摸屏面板的显示装置
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Application No.: US14003443Application Date: 2012-03-02
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Publication No.: US09507467B2Publication Date: 2016-11-29
- Inventor: Sung Ho Lee
- Applicant: Sung Ho Lee
- Applicant Address: KR Seongnam
- Assignee: G2TOUCH CO., LTD.
- Current Assignee: G2TOUCH CO., LTD.
- Current Assignee Address: KR Seongnam
- Priority: KR10-2011-0019867 20110307
- International Application: PCT/KR2012/001582 WO 20120302
- International Announcement: WO2012/121517 WO 20120913
- Main IPC: G06F3/044
- IPC: G06F3/044 ; G06F3/041 ; G06F3/045 ; G06F3/01 ; G09G3/36

Abstract:
Provided is a new capacitive touch detection device, detection method, and touch screen panel for detecting a touch signal by detecting a voltage difference of a sensor pattern from a driving voltage applied by an auxiliary capacitor, and to a display device having a built-in capacitive touch screen. A capacitive touch detection device includes: a sensor pattern (10) forming a touch capacitance (Ct) in between a touch input device and the sensor pattern; an auxiliary capacitor (Caux) connected on one side to the sensor pattern (10) and having a driving voltage for touch detection applied to the other side thereof; a charging unit (12) for providing pre-charge signals to the touch capacitance (Ct) and the auxiliary capacitor (Caux); and a touch detection sensor (14) which is connected to the sensor pattern (10) and which detects a touch signal by detecting a voltage difference in the sensor pattern (10) when the touch capacitance (Ct) is added to the auxiliary capacitor (Caux) according to a touch of a touch input instrument. Effects of parasitic capacitance generated due to noise, coupling phenomena and other factors are minimized, to thus stably acquire touch signals.
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