Abstract:
Disclosed herein are a method and circuit for driving touch sensors and a display device using the same. A method of driving touch sensors includes supplying a touch sensor driving signal to the touch sensors or an amplifier and sensing a touch input during a touch input sensing portion and measuring current noise received through the touch sensors without the touch sensor driving signal during a noise measurement portion.
Abstract:
A touch screen driver includes a touch screen including Tx channels, Rx channels crossing the Tx channels, and sensor nodes formed at crossings of the Tx channels and the Rx channels, a Tx driving circuit supplying a driving pulse to the Tx channels, an Rx driving circuit which samples voltages of the sensor nodes supplied through the Rx channels in response to Rx sampling clocks and converts the sampled voltages into digital data, and a touch controller which modulates the Rx sampling clocks based on an RC delay deviation between the Rx channels, supplies the modulated Rx sampling clocks to the Rx driving circuit, differently controls sampling times of the Rx channels, and analyzes the digital data using a previously determined touch recognition algorithm.
Abstract:
A display device that comprises a plurality of touch electrodes and a touchscreen driving circuit coupled to the plurality of touch electrodes. In a normal display mode of the display device, the touchscreen driving circuit senses touch via the plurality of touch electrodes using self capacitance touch sensing. In a sleep mode of the display device, the touchscreen driving circuit senses touch via the plurality of touch electrodes using mutual capacitance touch sensing.
Abstract:
A touch screen driving device includes a touch screen including Tx channels, Rx channels, and sensor nodes formed at crossings of the Tx channels and the Rx channels, a Tx driving circuit supplying a Tx driving pulse to the Tx channels, sensing units sampling voltages of the sensor nodes supplied through the Rx channels, a multiplexer (mux) array including mux switches, each of which is cross-coupled with output terminals of the sensing units adjacent to each mux switch, an analog-to-digital converter converting an analog sampling signal received from the mux array into digital data, an average unit which averages the digital data and removes noise included in the digital data, and a touch controller which analyzes the digital data, in which the noise is removed, using a touch recognition algorithm and outputs touch data including coordinate information of a touch position.