Abstract:
A digital to analog converter is provided comprising a charge sharing circuit, a discharging circuit and a voltage boosting circuit. The charge sharing circuit sequentially receives first to (N−1)th bits of serial digital signals. The charge sharing circuit shares and stores charges between a first capacitor and a second capacitor according to a charging voltage, a ground voltage, a first clock signal and serial data signals. The discharging circuit discharges the charge sharing circuit according to a reset signal. After the voltage boosting circuit receive the (N−1)th digital signal, the charge boosting circuit whether to boost a first terminal and a second terminal of the second capacitor or not based on an Nth digital signal. After the voltage boosting circuit receives the Nth serial digital signal, the charge sharing circuit outputs an analog signal from the second terminal of the second capacitor.
Abstract:
A touch panel including a touch area and a peripheral area adjacent to the touch area is provided. The touch panel includes a plurality of first electrodes, a plurality of second electrodes, a plurality of third electrodes, a plurality of pads and a plurality of wirings. The first electrodes, the second electrodes and the third electrodes are located in the touch area and electrically insulated to each other, wherein the third electrodes expose at least a part of the first electrodes and at least a part of the second electrodes. The pads are located in the peripheral area. The first electrodes, the second electrodes and the third electrodes are electrically connected to the pads through the wirings respectively.
Abstract:
A capacitive touch apparatus is provided, and which includes a capacitive touch display panel, at least a touch sensing circuit and a judgment unit. The capacitive touch display panel has at least an inductive capacitor. The touch sensing circuit is coupled to the inductive capacitor, and configured to store a one-time charging voltage and to perform a plurality of discharges, through the inductive capacitor, on the one-time charging voltage by utilizing a plurality of switches until the one-time charging voltage is discharged to a predetermined reference voltage. The judgment unit is coupled to the touch sensing circuit, and configured to count a discharging time for discharging the one-time charging voltage to the predetermined reference voltage, and to determine whether a touch event has occurred or not by comparing the discharging time with a predetermined time.
Abstract:
A touch apparatus including a touch panel, a sensing controller and a capacitance matching unit is provided. The touch panel has a plurality of scan ports and a plurality of sensing ports, wherein the touch panel outputs a plurality of sensing signals through the sensing ports. The sensing controller drives the touch panel through a plurality of scan lines correspondingly coupled to the scan ports, and receives the sensing signals through a plurality of sensing lines correspondingly coupled to the sensing ports. The capacitance matching unit is coupled between the touch panel and the sensing controller through the scan lines, and is used for tuning an equivalent capacitance of the touch panel.
Abstract:
A resistive touch panel includes a first substrate, a second substratem and a driving circuit. A first conductive layer is disposed on the first substrate and includes a first, a second, a third, and a fourth corners which are different from each other. A first, a second, a third, and a fourth conducting wires are electrically connected to the first, second, third, and fourth corners, respectively. The second substrate is disposed parallel to the first substrate. A second conductive layer is disposed on the second substrate and faces the first conductive layer. A fifth conducting wire is electrically connected to a first side of the second conductive layer while a sixth conducting wire is electrically connected to a second side of the second conductive layer. The driving circuit is electrically connected to the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth conducting wires.
Abstract:
A touch-sensitive device includes a first and a second substrate and a first and a second touch-sensing electrode structure. The first touch-sensing electrode structure is disposed on the first substrate, and at least one touch position of a conductor is detected by sensing the capacitance variation of the first touch-sensing electrode structure. The second touch-sensing electrode structure is disposed on one side of the second substrate back to the first touch-sensing electrode structure. At least one touch position of an insulator is detected by sensing a variation of the interval between the first touch-sensing electrode structure and the second touch-sensing electrode structure.
Abstract:
An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a transparent glass substrate, an inductive charge element and a power storage element. The inductive charge element includes a transparent conductive coil and a transparent protective layer. The transparent conductive coil disposed on the transparent glass substrate is a spiral structure. The transparent protective layer covers the transparent conductive coil. The power storage element is electrically connected to the inductive charge element.
Abstract:
An active device array substrate including an active device array and a plurality of touch sensing electrodes is provided. The active device array is disposed on a substrate. The touch sensing electrodes are disposed on the substrate, and the active device array and the touch sensing electrodes are insulated with each other so as to form a sensing capacitance between the active device array and the touch sensing electrodes.
Abstract:
An image display method including following steps is provided. A backlight of a display panel is adaptively adjusted according to a backlight adjustment factor related to the intensity value of an external light and the brightness of an original image. Brightness factors of the original image are corrected according to the adjustment of the backlight, and the original image is reset by using the corrected brightness factors and original color factors. Thereby, the problem of image distortion caused by backlight adjustment can be reduced.