Patent classifications
G06F3/04142
Electronic device
An electronic device is disclosed that includes a display layer, a display driver, a sensor layer on the display layer, and a sensor driver that drives the sensor layer. The display layer includes a scan line, a data line, an emission control line. The display driver drives the display layer and provides signals to the scan, data, and emission control lines. The sensor layer operates in a first sensing mode driven at a first sensing frequency or in a second sensing mode driven at a second sensing frequency different from the first sensing frequency. When the sensor layer operates in the first sensing mode, the display driver outputs a first emission control signal to the emission control line. When the sensor layer operates in the second sensing mode, the display driver provides the emission control line with a second emission control signal having a second waveform that is different from a first waveform of the first emission control signal.
Electronic device
An electronic device includes a window, a display module, a pressure sensor, and a bracket. The window includes a flat area and a curved area. The display module is disposed on a lower surface of the window to overlap with the flat area and the curved area. The pressure sensor is disposed on a lower surface of the display module to overlap with the curved area. The bracket is disposed on the lower surface of the display module and coupled to at least one of the window and the display module. The pressure sensor is disposed between the window and the bracket. The lower surface of the window and the lower surface of the display module face the same direction.
Force sensor and coplanar display
Embodiments described herein generally take the form of an electronic device including a primary and secondary display; at least the secondary display is force-sensitive and further has its force-sensing circuitry in-plane with the display. The secondary display and force-sensing circuitry may be encapsulated between two glass layers that are bonded to one another by a frit. In some embodiments the force-sensing circuitry is formed from, or constitutes part of, the frit.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE
An electronic device is disclosed that includes a display layer, a display driver, a sensor layer on the display layer, and a sensor driver that drives the sensor layer. The display layer includes a scan line, a data line, an emission control line. The display driver drives the display layer and provides signals to the scan, data, and emission control lines. The sensor layer operates in a first sensing mode driven at a first sensing frequency or in a second sensing mode driven at a second sensing frequency different from the first sensing frequency. When the sensor layer operates in the first sensing mode, the display driver outputs a first emission control signal to the emission control line. When the sensor layer operates in the second sensing mode, the display driver provides the emission control line with a second emission control signal having a second waveform that is different from a first waveform of the first emission control signal.
Trackpad with force sensing circuitry
According to one aspect, a trackpad includes: a substrate; a stiffener plate; a circuit board between the substrate and the stiffener plate, the circuit board comprising position detecting circuitry configured to detect a position of an object adjacent the substrate, the circuit board including an inductive element; a grounding element that electrically connects the stiffener plate and the circuit board to each other; and force sensing circuitry configured to detect force applied to the substrate, the force detected using the inductive element.
Pressure gesture
A device may include a pressure sensor; a user interface including an input surface opposite to an underside of the user interface, where the underside is positioned near the pressure sensor; a controller; memory in communication with the controller and comprising programmed instructions that, when executed, cause the controller to detect a lower pressure input, simultaneously detect a higher pressure input, calculate a pressure differential between the lower pressure input and the higher pressure input, and move an object depicted in a display in communication with the controller based on the pressure differential.
Medical imaging device having a movable patient couch and a touch-sensitive and force-sensitive interface for controlling the movable patient couch, and method for operating a medical imaging device
A medical imaging device, such as a computed tomography device and/or a magnetic resonance device, includes at least one movable component. The at least one movable component can include a patient couch, and the medical image device can further include an operating device for controlling the operation of the at least one component. The operating device can include a touch-sensitive and force-sensitive interface (e.g. touchscreen display) having at least one touch sensor and at least one force sensor that measure the strength of a touch.
Nano paper and preparation method, method for image processing and electronic device
A nanopaper and a fabricating method thereof, a method of graphic processing and an electronic device are provided. The nanopaper includes: a transparent substrate, wherein the transparent substrate includes a micro-nano-fiber; a plurality of pressure sensing units, wherein the pressure sensing units are located on one side of the transparent substrate, and resistances of the pressure sensing units are able to vary with deformation of the transparent substrate; and a plurality of leads, wherein the plurality of leads are connected to the pressure sensing units, and are configured to be able to separately output a sensing signal of each of the plurality of pressure sensing units.
TOUCHPAD WITH FORCE SENSING COMPONENTS AND METHOD FOR ASSESSING HEALTH OF FORCE SENSING COMPONENTS IN-SITU
A system and method for assessing the condition of components of a touchpad assembly may include in-situ monitoring of components of the touchpad assembly. A stress pattern including sequential application tensile stresses and shear stresses may be applied to the touchpad assembly during fabrication to induce early failure of compromised components, and isolate the compromised components before product release. The compromised components may be identified based on resistivity levels below a threshold resistivity level as a result of the stress pattern applied. In operation, resistivity levels may be collected and monitored, and degradation of components may be identified based on changes in the resistivity levels that are greater than a threshold difference. Calibration weights for inputs processed by the touchpad assembly may be adjusted, based on detected changes in resistivity levels during operation.
Pressure sensing on a touch sensor using capacitance
A touch sensor may include a substrate, a drive electrode on the substrate, a sense electrode on the substrate, and a deformable snap member disposed over the drive electrode and the sense electrode. The deformable snap member may include a deflectable metal material. When the metal material flexes from a resting position, a change in capacitance between the drive electrode and the sense electrode may be detectable.