Abstract:
The present exemplary embodiments relate to a touch display device and a driving method thereof. According to the present exemplary embodiments, when a touch of the user is sensed during a touch sensing period of each frame, the touch force is sensed by being limited to an area determined based on the sensed touch position, thereby efficiently sensing the touch force. In this case, the touch force sensing is repeated for a limited area during the force sensing period of each frame, so that the touch force sensing report rate is improved. Further, the touch force sensing is performed only during the force sensing period of a frame allocated to a limited area so that power consumption according to the touch force sensing is reduced and the precision for sensing a touch force may be maintained.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a touch screen device for transmitting pressure information based on a touch pen without a separate sensor being provided in a touch panel. The touch screen device includes a touch screen and a touch pen transmitting a pen output signal to the touch screen. The touch pen adjusts the pen output signal according to pressure which is applied thereto when the touch pen contacts the touch screen.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a touch sensor embedded light emitting diode display device and a touch display panel. The device includes a substrate, a light emitting diode (LED) disposed over the substrate. The LED includes a first electrode and a second electrode. The device includes a pixel electrode electrically connected to the first electrode and a common electrode electrically connected to the second electrode. The device includes a driving transistor disposed over the substrate. The transistor includes an active layer, a source electrode, a drain electrode, and a gate electrode. The device includes a relay electrode electrically connecting the source electrode or drain electrode to the pixel electrode. The device includes a first touch sensor electrode disposed spaced apart from the light emitting diode and including the same conductive material as the pixel electrode.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a touch display device, a touch circuit, a pen, a touch system, and a multi-pen sensing method for receiving downlink signals output from two or more pens through one or more touch electrodes on a panel and distinguishably sensing the two or more pens based on unique information of the received downlink signals.
Abstract:
A touch sensitive display device, a method for driving the same, and a driving circuit of the display device are disclosed. The touch sensitive display device comprises a display panel comprising a plurality of pixels and a plurality of touch sensors. Each touch sensor is connected to at least one respective pixel of the pixels, the display panel driven in a plurality of successive display frame periods and during each display frame period a respective frame of image data is driven to the pixels. A touch driving circuit drives touch driving signals to the touch sensors during a touch frame that begins in a first display frame period of the display frame periods and ends in a second display frame period of the display frame periods that immediately follows the first display frame period.
Abstract:
An active stylus pen generates a pen driving signal synchronized with a touchscreen driving signal received from a touchscreen and outputs the pen driving signal to the touchscreen. The active stylus pen includes a pressure sensing unit for sensing pressure when touching the touchscreen to generate writing pressure information and a signal processor for modulating the pen driving signal in response to the signal level of the writing pressure information and outputs the modulated signal as a pen driving signal in which the writing pressure information has been reflected.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a touch screen device for transmitting button manipulation information based on a touch pen without using a separate wireless communication module. The touch screen device includes a touch screen including a plurality of touch electrodes, a touch driving circuit applying a touch electrode driving signal to the plurality of touch electrodes, and a touch pen receiving the touch electrode driving signal applied to the plurality of touch electrodes and transmitting a pen output signal to the touch screen in response to the received touch electrode driving signal. The touch pen includes at least one button, and when a user manipulates the at least one button, the touch pen adjusts the pen output signal.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the disclosure relate to touch display devices. A shielding pattern to which a constant voltage is applied is placed between the touch routing line and the encapsulation part without overlapping the touch routing line. Thus, it is possible to block the noise due to the signal line positioned under the encapsulation part by the electric field generated by the shielding pattern. Further, the metal disposed on the same layer as the shielding pattern in the planarized area of the encapsulation part may be used as a touch routing line, reducing the resistance and width of the touch routing line and hence the planarized area of the encapsulation part. Thus, it is possible to provide a touch display device for which an increase in the non-active area has been reduced and display noise has been reduced upon touch sensing.
Abstract:
A touch display device may include: a panel including a plurality of touch electrodes, and a touch circuit configured to: transfer a panel driving signal to the panel, and receive a pen information signal, output from a pen in response to the panel driving signal, through the panel, each of the panel driving signal and the pen information signal including a plurality of pulses, the pen information signal including one or more state sections among: an in-phase state section including pulses in phase with the pulses of the panel driving signal, an antiphase state section including pulses having a different phase from the pulses of the panel driving signal, and a passive state section distinguished from the in-phase state section and the antiphase state section.
Abstract:
A driving circuit, a touch display device, and a method of driving the touch display device. A plurality of first electrodes are disposed within a display panel. A second electrode is disposed outside of the display panel. A driving circuit detects at least one of a touch position and a touching force of a touch by sequentially applying a first electrode driving signal to at least one first electrode among the plurality of first electrodes and applying a second electrode driving signal to the second electrode in a touch driving period. When a user touches a screen, not only can a touch position be sensed, but also a touching force with which the user presses the screen can also be efficiently sensed. This provides a range of functions that existing touch position-detecting technologies have failed to provide.