Patent classifications
G06F3/043
Touch input detection using a piezoresistive sensor
A system is for detecting a location of a touch input on a surface of a propagating medium. The system includes a transmitter coupled to the propagating medium and configured to emit a signal. The signal has been allowed to propagate through the propagating medium and the location of the touch input on the surface of the propagating medium is detected at least in part by detecting an effect of the touch input on the signal that has been allowed to propagate through the propagating medium. The system includes a piezoresistive sensor coupled to the propagating medium. The piezoresistive sensor is configured to at least detect a force, pressure, or applied strain of the touch input on the propagating medium.
Touch input detection using a piezoresistive sensor
A system is for detecting a location of a touch input on a surface of a propagating medium. The system includes a transmitter coupled to the propagating medium and configured to emit a signal. The signal has been allowed to propagate through the propagating medium and the location of the touch input on the surface of the propagating medium is detected at least in part by detecting an effect of the touch input on the signal that has been allowed to propagate through the propagating medium. The system includes a piezoresistive sensor coupled to the propagating medium. The piezoresistive sensor is configured to at least detect a force, pressure, or applied strain of the touch input on the propagating medium.
Sensing component and pulse measuring method
A sensing component includes multiple piezoelectric pressure sensors. The piezoelectric pressure sensor includes a piezoelectric material layer, a thin film transistor array and an induced electrode. The piezoelectric material layer is configured to measure pulse at multiple positions to generate the corresponding multiple pulse signals. The thin film transistor array electrically coupled to the piezoelectric material layer includes multiple transistors. The transistor includes a first terminal, a second terminal and a control terminal. The first terminal is configured to receive one of the pulse signals. The second terminal coupled to a data line is configured to output a first sensing signal according to the one of the pulse signals. The control terminal is configured to receive a clock signal. The induced electrode coupled to the piezoelectric material layer is configured to receive another one of the pulse signals to output a second sensing signal.
Press sensing assembly and terminal device
The present disclosure relates to a press sensing assembly and a terminal device. The press sensing assembly includes: an emitting element including a first side and a second side thereopposite and emitting an ultrasonic wave; a receiving element disposed adjacent to the emitting element, receiving a reflected wave of the reflected ultrasonic wave; and a reflecting pad disposed the first side and the receiving element, and a first surface of the reflecting pad abutting the emitting element and the receiving element, wherein when the second side and/or the receiving element are/is pressed, a region of the reflecting pad corresponding to the pressed region deforms, and a medium density in a deforming region increases.
Touch input calibration
Techniques for detecting touch inputs are described. A system for detecting touch inputs includes force sensors, touch sensors, one or more processors and one or more memories coupled to the processor(s) and configured to provide the processor(s) with instructions. The processor(s) receive force measurements from the force sensor(s) and receive imputed force measurements from the touch sensor(s). Based on at least the imputed force measurements, the processor(s) identify touch inputs. One or more touch input criteria are calibrated based upon the force measurements and the imputed force measurements.
Ultrasound sensing of proximity and touch
Ultrasound is used to detect the proximity of an object and whether the object touches a body of an electronic device. A transducer may produce ultrasonic waves to air and to the device body simultaneously. The transducer is connected to the body, allowing a vibration of the ultrasonic waves to travel in the body. The vibration characteristics, for example the decay, change in the body when the body is touched. The decay may be analyzed to detect the touch. The transducer produces the ultrasonic waves to the airspace in proximity to the electronic device. Waves returning from the airspace, for example, after reflecting back from a proximate object, are analyzed and proximity or a gesture of the object may be detected.
TOUCH CONTROL SURFACES FOR ELECTRONIC USER DEVICES AND RELATED METHODS
Touch control surfaces for electronic user devices are disclosed herein. An example electronic device includes a microphone array and processor circuitry to detect a first acoustic event based on signals output by the microphone array, the first acoustic event indicative of a first touch on a surface of the device at a first time; detect a second acoustic event based on the signals, the second acoustic event indicative of a second touch on the surface at a second time; determine a first location of the first touch and a second location of the second touch; identify the first time and the second time as occurring within a threshold period of time; identify a gesture based on the first location, the second location, and the occurrence of the first touch and the second touch within the threshold; and cause an output at the device in response to the gesture.
TOUCH CONTROL SURFACES FOR ELECTRONIC USER DEVICES AND RELATED METHODS
Touch control surfaces for electronic user devices are disclosed herein. An example electronic device includes a microphone array and processor circuitry to detect a first acoustic event based on signals output by the microphone array, the first acoustic event indicative of a first touch on a surface of the device at a first time; detect a second acoustic event based on the signals, the second acoustic event indicative of a second touch on the surface at a second time; determine a first location of the first touch and a second location of the second touch; identify the first time and the second time as occurring within a threshold period of time; identify a gesture based on the first location, the second location, and the occurrence of the first touch and the second touch within the threshold; and cause an output at the device in response to the gesture.
CONTROL OF A USER DEVICE UNDER WET CONDITIONS
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to control of a user device under a wet condition. In some aspects, a user device may determine whether the user device is operating under a wet condition; select, based at least in part on whether the user device is operating under the wet condition, a set of input components to control the user device, wherein the set of input components is selected from a plurality of different sets of input components; and configure a user interface of the user device according to the set of input components. Numerous other aspects are provided.
DRIVE CONTROL DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
The drive control device includes a display control part and a touch control part. The display control part includes a control circuit operable to control first and second frame modes, and a clock pulse generator operable to produce a display line clock signal in synchronization with a display line switching cycle. The control circuit changes display and non-display drive terms in start timing on an individual display frame period basis in the first frame mode. In the second frame mode, each display frame period includes only one display drive term; the display drive term is not interrupted by a non-display drive term halfway. The second frame mode is arranged so that the cycle of the display line clock signal in synchronization with the display line switching cycle is made longer than that in the first frame mode.