Touch sensitive information transmission method, processor and system
AssigneeEgalax_Empia Technology Inc.
InventorChin-Fu Chang
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Abstract
The present application provides a touch sensitive information transmission method, comprising: correcting a gradient phenomenon of at least one line piece of a first electrode to filter noises; transmitting the sensing information of the at least one line piece, wherein the at least one line piece includes a plurality of signal values accumulated from a plurality of difference values with the noises, the plurality of signal values has the gradient phenomenon with regard to the accumulated noises; and detecting the sensing information of a second electrode while the transmitting step is being executed simultaneously.
Claims14
A touch sensitive information transmission method, comprising:
- correcting a gradient phenomenon of at least one line piece of a first electrode to filter noises;
- transmitting the sensing information of the at least one line piece, wherein the at least one line piece includes a plurality of signal values accumulated from a plurality of difference values with the noises, the plurality of signal values has the gradient phenomenon with regard to the accumulated noises;
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- detecting the sensing information of a second electrode while the transmitting step is being executed simultaneously.
A touch sensitive information transmission processor, executing the following steps:
- correcting a gradient phenomenon of at least one line piece of a first electrode to filter noises;
- transmitting the sensing information of the at least one line piece, wherein the at least one line piece includes a plurality of signal values accumulated from a plurality of difference values with the noises, the plurality of signal values has the gradient phenomenon with regard to the accumulated noises;
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- detecting the sensing information of a second electrode while the transmitting step is being executed simultaneously.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.