Patent classifications
H03K17/955
ELECTRONIC DEVICE USER INTERFACE
The invention concerns a robust user interface for electronic devices where a single measurement circuit is used to measured inductance values due to user press events through sealable surface, as well as capacitance values due to user proximity and/or touch events, and with both the measured inductance and capacitance values used to determine user input commands.
ELECTRONIC DEVICE USER INTERFACE
The invention concerns a robust user interface for electronic devices where a single measurement circuit is used to measured inductance values due to user press events through sealable surface, as well as capacitance values due to user proximity and/or touch events, and with both the measured inductance and capacitance values used to determine user input commands.
SURFACE SENSING VIA RESONANT SENSOR
Examples are disclosed that relate to sensing a position of a surface proximate to a resonant LC sensor. One example provides a method on a sensing device comprising one or more resonant LC sensors each configured to output a signal responsive to a position of a surface proximate to the resonant LC sensor. The method comprises, for each LC sensor, generating an oscillating signal on an antenna of the resonant LC sensor and detecting a near-field response of the resonant LC sensor at a selected frequency.
METHOD FOR OPERATING SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SYSTEMS
A method for adjusting the operation of a surgical instrument using machine learning in a surgical suite is disclosed.
METHOD FOR OPERATING SURGICAL INSTRUMENT SYSTEMS
A method for adjusting the operation of a surgical instrument using machine learning in a surgical suite is disclosed.
Proximity sensor
A proximity sensor is arranged with a first electrode input with a first signal, a second electrode input with a second signal different from the first signal, a third electrode arranged closer to the first electrode than the second electrode, and the second signal has a reverse phase of the first signal.
Proximity sensor
A proximity sensor is arranged with a first electrode input with a first signal, a second electrode input with a second signal different from the first signal, a third electrode arranged closer to the first electrode than the second electrode, and the second signal has a reverse phase of the first signal.
Sensor device with capacitive sensor
A sensor device includes a first electrode and a first signal generation device configured to apply an electrical signal to the first electrode such that the first electrode emits a first electrical field. The sensor device further includes a second electrode located at a first distance from the first electrode and configured to pick up the first electrical field. A third electrode and a second signal generation device configured to apply an electrical signal to the third electrode such that the third electrode emits a second electrical field is included in the sensor device.
Sensor device with capacitive sensor
A sensor device includes a first electrode and a first signal generation device configured to apply an electrical signal to the first electrode such that the first electrode emits a first electrical field. The sensor device further includes a second electrode located at a first distance from the first electrode and configured to pick up the first electrical field. A third electrode and a second signal generation device configured to apply an electrical signal to the third electrode such that the third electrode emits a second electrical field is included in the sensor device.
FLEXIBLE PROXIMITY SENSORS INCORPORATING NANOCOMPOSITE MATERIALS, METHODS OF PRODUCING THE SAME, AND METHODS OF MEASURING SENSITIVITY OF THE SAME
Sensors, methods of producing sensors, and methods of measuring sensitivities of sensors are disclosed herein. A sensor includes a nanocomposite material having a thermoplastic polyurethane base. A method of producing a sensor includes embedding a plurality of carbon nanotubes into a thermoplastic polyurethane base and diluting a concentration of the plurality of carbon nanotubes embedded into the thermoplastic polyurethane base.