Patent classifications
G06F3/042
Display apparatus with pinhole imaging
A display apparatus is provided. The display apparatus includes a cover layer having a first surface and an opposing second surface along a first direction, and the first surface is a touch-control operation surface of the display apparatus. The display apparatus further includes a light-shielding layer including a plurality of light-transmitting pinholes, and a light-sensitive sensor layer. The light-transmitting pinholes include first and second light-transmitting pinholes adjacent to each other. An imaging area on the light-sensitive sensor layer corresponding to the first light-transmitting pinhole is a first imaging area. Sensing areas on the light-sensitive sensor layer for detecting images corresponding to the first and the second light-transmitting pinholes are a first and a second sensing areas, respectively. The first imaging area covers and exceeds the first sensing area, and the first imaging area is non- overlapped with the second sensing area.
Texture detection circuit, charging circuit, driving method and touch display panel
A texture detection circuit, a charging circuit, driving methods and a touch display panel are provided. The texture detection circuit includes a first photosensitive element and a switching sub-circuit. A first electrode of the first photosensitive element is connected with a signal readout line. A second electrode of the first photosensitive element is connected with the switching sub-circuit. The switching sub-circuit is connected with a reverse power end and a charging sub-circuit, and is configured to switch a connection state of the second electrode of the first photosensitive element between a first connection state and a second connection state. The first connection state is a state in which the second electrode of the first photosensitive element is connected with the reverse power end. The second connection state is a state in which the second electrode of the first photosensitive element is connected with the charging sub-circuit.
Texture detection circuit, charging circuit, driving method and touch display panel
A texture detection circuit, a charging circuit, driving methods and a touch display panel are provided. The texture detection circuit includes a first photosensitive element and a switching sub-circuit. A first electrode of the first photosensitive element is connected with a signal readout line. A second electrode of the first photosensitive element is connected with the switching sub-circuit. The switching sub-circuit is connected with a reverse power end and a charging sub-circuit, and is configured to switch a connection state of the second electrode of the first photosensitive element between a first connection state and a second connection state. The first connection state is a state in which the second electrode of the first photosensitive element is connected with the reverse power end. The second connection state is a state in which the second electrode of the first photosensitive element is connected with the charging sub-circuit.
IMPROVED TOUCH SENSING APPARATUS
A touch sensing apparatus is disclosed comprising a panel that defines a touch surface extending in a plane having a normal axis and a back surface opposite the touch surface, a display arranged proximal to the back surface and configured to display an image through a display portion of the touch surface, a plurality of emitters and detectors arranged along a perimeter of the panel and beneath the panel, wherein the emitters are arranged to emit non-visible light and the first and second light directing surfaces are arranged to receive the light and direct the light across the touch surface substantially parallel to the touch surface, wherein the apparatus comprising at least one optical filter arranged outside of the display portion of the touch surface and configured to filter visible light.
Method and circuit for obtaining capacitive feedback signal of capacitive feedback-type micro torsion mirror
A method and circuit for obtaining a capacitive feedback signal of a capacitive feedback micro torsion mirror are provided to solve the problem of poor stability of the capacitive feedback signals of the micro torsion mirror. First, a pulse signal is used as a driving signal to drive the capacitive feedback micro torsion mirror to vibrate; it is ensured that the micro torsion mirror may twist freely for at least 0.5 cycles during an interval of two adjacent sets of driving pulses; secondly, the capacitive feedback signal of the capacitive feedback micro torsion mirror is extracted, and converted into a voltage signal; then, the voltage signal is amplified; and finally extracted during the interval of the two adjacent sets of driving pulses, and taken as a real capacitive feedback signal. A carrier generation circuit and a detection circuit are omitted, and the influence of the carrier generation circuit and the detection circuit on a capacitive feedback signal is eliminated. The circuit is more concise and the stability of the capacitive feedback signal is improved. Further, a specific driving form and signal extraction manner are used to obtain the real capacitive feedback signal.
Method and circuit for obtaining capacitive feedback signal of capacitive feedback-type micro torsion mirror
A method and circuit for obtaining a capacitive feedback signal of a capacitive feedback micro torsion mirror are provided to solve the problem of poor stability of the capacitive feedback signals of the micro torsion mirror. First, a pulse signal is used as a driving signal to drive the capacitive feedback micro torsion mirror to vibrate; it is ensured that the micro torsion mirror may twist freely for at least 0.5 cycles during an interval of two adjacent sets of driving pulses; secondly, the capacitive feedback signal of the capacitive feedback micro torsion mirror is extracted, and converted into a voltage signal; then, the voltage signal is amplified; and finally extracted during the interval of the two adjacent sets of driving pulses, and taken as a real capacitive feedback signal. A carrier generation circuit and a detection circuit are omitted, and the influence of the carrier generation circuit and the detection circuit on a capacitive feedback signal is eliminated. The circuit is more concise and the stability of the capacitive feedback signal is improved. Further, a specific driving form and signal extraction manner are used to obtain the real capacitive feedback signal.
Display Device
An object is to provide a display device having a function of emitting visible light and infrared light and an imaging function. Another object is to increase the definition without changing the density of imaging elements while the high resolution of an image displayed on a display device is kept. The display device has a layout in which a light-receiving region of an imaging element is provided between light-emitting regions of a plurality of light-emitting elements over one substrate. In the imaging function of the display device, as a means for increasing the definition of a captured image, the definition is increased without changing the density of imaging elements by capturing an image by time division.
FUNCTIONAL PANEL, DISPLAY DEVICE, INPUT/OUTPUT DEVICE, AND DATA PROCESSING DEVICE
A novel functional panel that is highly convenient, useful, or reliable is provided. The functional panel includes a base material and a pair of pixels, and the base material covers the pair of pixels and has a light-transmitting property. The pair of pixels includes one pixel and another pixel, and the one pixel includes a light-emitting device and a first microlens. The light-emitting device emits light toward the base material, and the first microlens is interposed between the base material and the light emission and converges light. The first microlens includes a first surface and a second surface; the second surface is closer to the light-emitting device than the first surface is; and the second surface has a smaller radius of curvature than the first surface. The other pixel includes a photoelectric conversion device and a second microlens. The second microlens is interposed between the base material and the photoelectric conversion and converges external light incident from the base material side. The second microlens includes a third surface and a fourth surface; the third surface is closer to the photoelectric conversion device than the fourth surface is; and the fourth surface has a smaller radius of curvature than the third surface.
Waveguide-based interferometric multi-point/distributed force and touch sensors
Disclosed herein are structures, devices, and systems for detecting touch and force inputs at multiple sensing locations on a surface of an electronic device using waveguide-based interferometry. A laser light source, such as a VCSEL, inserts light into a waveguide positioned adjacent to the sensing locations, and an input at a sensing location alters the inserted light in the waveguide allowing for determination of the input's touch or force at the sensing location. Wavelength modulation of the inserted light allows isolation in frequency of the signals from each sensing location. Optical phase locking can be used to lock an absolute distance beat frequency corresponding to a stationary reference point in the waveguide.
FINGERPRINT RECOGNITION APPARATUS AND ELECTRONIC TERMINAL
A fingerprint recognition apparatus includes an optical film and an image sensor that are disposed at an interval of a first distance along a first direction. The optical film includes a first area and a second area, transmittances of the first area and the second area are different, the first area and the second area form a first pattern, and when receiving light reflected by a first object, the optical film converts the light into an optical image that has the first pattern and transmits the optical image to the image sensor. The image sensor is configured to receive the optical image and convert the optical image into an electrical signal. The electrical signal is used to construct an image of the first object.