Abstract:
A touch sensing circuit including a plurality of touch sensing channels is provided. Each of the touch sensing channels includes at least one operational amplifier circuit and a demodulating circuit. The operational amplifier circuit is configured to receive a touch sensing signal, and amplify the touch sensing signal. The operational amplifier circuit includes an operational amplifier. The operational amplifier has an inverting end, and the inverting end is coupled to a direct-current voltage. The demodulating circuit is coupled to the operational amplifier circuit. The demodulating circuit is configured to demodulate the amplified touch sensing signal by mixing the amplified touch sensing signal with a demodulating signal. A waveform of the demodulating signal includes a flat region. In addition, a signal demodulating method is also provided.
Abstract:
A method of determining a touch event in a touch detection system includes transmitting at least one driving signal to a touch panel of the touch detection system; receiving a sensing signal corresponding to the driving signal from the touch panel; determining whether the touch event occurs by performing an initial digital operation on the sensing signal; determining whether the sensing signal is interfered with by a noise signal; and performing an entire determination on the sensing signal when the touch event is determined to occur or the sensing signal is determined to be interfered with by the noise signal.
Abstract:
A noise detection method including the following steps is provided. During different time periods, plural sets of driving signals are respectively transmitted to driving lines of the touch panel to drive sensing lines of the touch panel to generate plural sets of sensing signals. The plural sets of sensing signals are respectively received and calculated to obtain plural sets of summation signals. One set of summation signals includes first summation signals, and another set of summation signals includes second summation signals. A part or all of the first summation signals is replaced by the second summation signals. A signal value of a combination of the first and the second summation signals is calculated to obtain a summation thereof. The summation of the signal value of the combination is smaller than a summation of a signal values of the first summation signals before recombination.