Abstract:
A current-to-voltage converter comprises a gain circuit, a flip circuit, and a chopper circuit. The gain circuit receives an input current, and amplifies the input current to generate an amplified current. The flip circuit receives the amplified current, and uses the amplified current to charge or discharge a capacitor thereof according to a charge signal and a discharge signal, so as to generate an output voltage, wherein before using the amplified current to charge or discharge the capacitor, the flip circuit resets the output voltage respectively to a charge reset voltage and a discharge reset voltage according to a charge reset signal and a discharge reset signal. When the capacitor is charged, the chopper circuit samples and holds the output voltage to generate a recovered voltage. When the capacitor is discharged, the chopper circuit samples, holds, and flips the output voltage to generate the recovered voltage.
Abstract:
An exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure illustrates a baseline calibration method for touch panel. Firstly, the baseline calibration method calculates each first differential value associated with each respective transmission electrode through a first-axis calculation procedure. Next, the baseline calibration method calculates each second differential value associated with each respective sensing electrode through a second-axis calculation procedure. Finally, the baseline calibration method calculates a baseline calibration value based on each of the first differential values and each of the respective second differential values calculated.
Abstract:
A noise compensating touch panel includes a touch module and a signal compensating module. The touch module includes transmission electrodes and sensing electrodes. The signal compensating module has a first input, a second input and an output. The signal compensating module couples to the touch module. The transmission electrodes receive scanning voltage signals sequentially. When the scanning voltage signals sense the touching by object at crossover points of a first transmission electrode and the sensing electrodes, the sensing electrodes provide sensing signals. The sensing signals include the value of a first parasitical capacitor. The second transmission electrode senses the value of a second parasitical capacitor which the second transmission electrode isn't touched by object when the second transmission electrode receives the scanning voltage signals. Then the second transmission electrode provides compensating signals. Signal compensating module receives the sensing signals and the compensating signals separately.