Abstract:
A touch screen driver includes a touch screen comprising Tx channels, Rx channels crossing the Tx channels, and sensor nodes formed at the crossings of the Tx channels and the Rx channels; a Tx driving circuit for supplying a Tx driving pulse to the Tx channels; an Rx driving circuit comprising an offset charge compensation circuit that equally compensates for the amount of offset charge included in the voltages of the sensor nodes supplied through the Rx channels and a sampling circuit that samples the offset-compensated voltages of the sensor nodes in response to an Rx sampling clock and converts the sampled voltages into digital data; and a touch controller that analyzes the digital data input from the Rx driving circuit by a preset touch recognition algorithm and outputs touch data including coordinate information of a touch position.
Abstract:
A touch sensing system includes a charge distributor, a pre-amplifier, an analog-to-digital converter (ADC), and a temperature compensating device. The temperature compensating device varies one or more of a first reference voltage supplied to the charge distributor, a second reference voltage supplied to the pre-amplifier, and the capacitance of the charge distributor, in response to temperature data from a temperature sensor.
Abstract:
A touch sensing device includes a panel including pixels disposed in a matrix form defined by data lines and gate lines, the pixels including thin film transistors (TFTs). The touch sensing device includes at least one touch sensor having a mutual capacitance and a sensor driving circuit configured to receive an electric charge from the mutual capacitance. The touch sensing device further includes a display driving circuit configured to supply a first parasitic capacitance suppressing signal to the data lines and a second parasitic capacitance suppressing signal to the gate lines during a touch sensor driving period.
Abstract:
A touch sense circuit comprises a first sampling circuit to sample a touch sense signal during a first period of a touch drive signal in which the touch drive signal is at a first level, to generate a first sampled signal; a second sampling circuit to sample the touch sense signal during a second period of the touch drive signal in which the touch drive signal is at a second level, to generate a second sampled signal, the second sampled signal in a same polarity as the first sampled signal; and an integrator including an input terminal and an output terminal, both the first sampled signal and the second sampled signal being input to the input terminal of the integrator and integrated to generate an output signal at the output terminal of the integrator, the output signal being used to detect a touch input.
Abstract:
A touch sensor driving device comprises: a plurality of touch sensing circuits that receive touch sensor sensing signals from touch sensors of a touchscreen through a plurality of receiving channels; and a plurality of discharge circuits connected between the receiving channels and the touch sensing circuits to receive charge eliminating pulse signals and reduce the swing amplitude of the touch sensor sensing signals input into the touch sensing circuits.
Abstract:
A touch sensing system includes a charge distributor, a pre-amplifier, an analog-to-digital converter (ADC), and a temperature compensating device. The temperature compensating device varies one or more of a first reference voltage supplied to the charge distributor, a second reference voltage supplied to the pre-amplifier, and the capacitance of the charge distributor, in response to temperature data from a temperature sensor.
Abstract:
A touch screen driver includes a touch screen comprising Tx channels, Rx channels crossing the Tx channels, and sensor nodes formed at the crossings of the Tx channels and the Rx channels; a Tx driving circuit for supplying a Tx driving pulse to the Tx channels; an Rx driving circuit comprising an offset charge compensation circuit that equally compensates for the amount of offset charge included in the voltages of the sensor nodes supplied through the Rx channels and a sampling circuit that samples the offset-compensated voltages of the sensor nodes in response to an Rx sampling clock and converts the sampled voltages into digital data; and a touch controller that analyzes the digital data input from the Rx driving circuit by a preset touch recognition algorithm and outputs touch data including coordinate information of a touch position.
Abstract:
An electroluminescence display and a method for driving the same are provided to enhance the aging performance of the electroluminescence display. The electroluminescence display comprises: a display panel on which a plurality of pixels each comprising an electroluminescence element; and a power supply part that outputs a drive voltage for driving the pixels, wherein an externally applied aging signal is applied to a cathode of the electroluminescence element to perform aging on the display panel.
Abstract:
A touch sensing system includes a charge distributor, a pre-amplifier, an analog-to-digital converter (ADC), and a temperature compensating device. The temperature compensating device varies one or more of a first reference voltage supplied to the charge distributor, a second reference voltage supplied to the pre-amplifier, and the capacitance of the charge distributor, in response to temperature data from a temperature sensor.
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.