Abstract:
A fingerprint recognition device includes a light-transmissible substrate, a plurality of sensing elements, a set of conductive lines and a fingerprint recognition chip. The sensing elements are disposed and the set of conductive lines are an upper surface of the light-transmissible substrate. The fingerprint recognition chip is also disposed on the upper surface of the light-transmissible substrate, and is connected to the sensing elements through the set of conductive lines. The fingerprint recognition chip drives the sensing elements, receives a plurality of sensing results generated by the sensing elements, and accordingly determines a user fingerprint.
Abstract:
An in-cell touch display panel includes a substrate, a semiconductor stack, a transparent layer, an insulation layer, and a metal layer. The semiconductor stack is disposed on the substrate, and includes a plurality of pixel control elements. The transparent layer is disposed on the semiconductor layer stack, and includes a plurality of first touch electrode portions and a plurality of first connecting lines extending along a first direction. The insulation layer is disposed on the transparent layer. The metal layer is disposed on the insulation layer, and includes a plurality of second touch electrode portions and a plurality of second connecting lines extending along a second direction. The second connecting lines and the first touch electrode portions form a plurality of first touch electrode strips, and the first connecting lines and the second touch electrode portions form a plurality of second touch electrode strips.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a buffer circuit comprising a plurality of operational amplifiers and a switch module. Each operational amplifier forms a buffer. The operational amplifier has an output stage. The stage has a first transistor and a second transistor. The first transistor and the second transistor are connected to an output terminal. The first transistor has a first control terminal. The second transistor has a second control terminal. The switch module is connected to the first control terminal of the first transistor and the second control terminal of the second transistor. The switch module connects together at least two of the first terminals of the first transistor according to a control signal. The switch module connects together at least two of the second terminals of the second transistor according to the control signal.
Abstract:
A current-to-voltage converter which is used to receive an input current and to generate an output voltage accordingly comprises a current tracking bias circuit, a current-to-voltage unit, and a voltage clamp bias circuit. The current tracking bias circuit generates a first bias according to the input current. The current-to-voltage unit receives the first bias and the input current, and generates the output voltage according to the input current, wherein the first bias determines a range of the input current, the current-to-voltage unit has a first current control device, and the first current control device changes a current conduction level thereof in response to the first bias, such that a rising or falling speed of the output voltage is enhanced. The voltage clamp bias circuit clamps voltage levels of two ends where the voltage clamp bias circuit is connected to the current-to-voltage unit.
Abstract:
A bandgap reference voltage circuit comprises a current mirror unit, an operation amplifier (OP), a first resistor, a second resistor, an auxiliary unit, and a voltage generation circuit. An output end of the OP is coupled to a feedback end of the current mirror unit. An end of the first resistor and an end of the second resistor are coupled to a positive input end of the OP. Another end of the first resistor is coupled to a second end of the current mirror unit. A second end of the voltage generation circuit is coupled to another end of the second resistor. An end of the auxiliary unit is coupled to a negative input end of the OP and a first end of the voltage generation circuit, and another end of the auxiliary unit is coupled to the first end of the current mirror unit.
Abstract:
A transparent touch panel includes a transparent substrate and a transparent layer disposed on the transparent substrate. The surface of the transparent substrate has an electrode region and a wiring region. The transparent layer includes at least one touch sensitive electrode and at least one conductive wiring. The at least one touch sensitive electrode is disposed in the electrode region and has a plurality of bent slits. The at least one conductive wiring is disposed in the wiring region and electrically connected to the touch sensitive electrode and has a bent shape.
Abstract:
A panel module includes a substrate and a transparent electrode layer disposed on the substrate. The inner surface of the substrate has a plurality of touch-control segments. The transparent electrode layer of each touch-control segment has a coupling electrode, a plurality of first electrodes, and a plurality of second electrodes, wherein the coupling electrode, the first electrodes, and the second electrodes are arranged in an interval and insulting with each other. Each coupling electrode is separating the corresponding touch-control segment into a first-side region and a second-side region, wherein the first-side region and the second-side region are arranged on two opposite sides of the coupling electrode, the first electrodes are disposed on the first-side region, and the second electrodes are disposed on the second-side region. A portion of the transparent electrode layer disposed on any two adjacent touch-control segments are configured in a mirror symmetry arrangement.
Abstract:
A touch input system includes a touch panel, configured to transmit an uplink signal; and an active stylus, configured to analyze the uplink signal, synchronize timing and bi-directionally communicate with the touch panel according to the uplink signal; wherein the uplink signal includes a preamble, for synchronizing the timing; a digital data, for bi-directionally communicating between the active stylus and the touch panel; and a cyclic redundancy check, for executing an error check and an error correction for data.
Abstract:
A touch control device and a stylus are provided. The stylus includes a transceiver and a controller. The controller generates a plurality of data items based on a request signal received by the transceiver, and generates at least one status data signal in each data item according to at least one operation status of the stylus. In particular, the controller makes the transceiver select at least one selected time period in a plurality of first time periods to transmit the at least one status data signal to a host and transmit at least one normal data signal in at least one other time period other than the at least one selected time period. In particular, a frequency of the at least one status data signal is different from a frequency of the at least one normal data signal.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a mutual capacitive touch panel including a first electrode layer and a second electrode layer. The first electrode layer includes a plurality of electrode strings extending along a first direction. The second electrode layer includes a plurality of electrode strips extending along a second direction, in which one of the electrode strips include a plurality of electrode portions connected in series, one of the electrode portions includes a main part and at least branch part, the main part crosses a corresponding one of the electrode strings, the branch part is connected to a side of the main part, and no branch part exists between the branch part and the outer side of the corresponding electrode string. A spacing between a side of the branch part adjacent to the outer side and the outer side is greater than twice a width of the branch part.