Active stylus having physical writing function
AssigneesRenaisser Technology Co., Ltd., Dexin Corporation
InventorsShih-Yen Lee, Tzu-Yu Ting, Yeh Sen-Fan Chueh, Min-Hung Lin, Shih-Hsiung Hsiao
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Abstract
An active stylus having physical writing function includes a tip shell including a first opening and a second opening, a first electrode including a first end protruded through the first opening of the tip shell and including a second end protruded through the second opening of the tip shell and entered a main body housing of the active stylus, wherein the first electrode includes conductive material. The tip shell includes non-conductive material. The first end of the first electrode is configured to leave colored traces on an object by physical friction caused between the first end of the first electrode and the object.
Claims14
An active stylus having physical writing function, comprising:
- a tip shell including a first opening formed at a cross section of the tip shell and a second opening formed at a bottom of the tip shell, wherein the tip shell includes non-conductive material and wherein a first limit ring is formed on an inner side of the tip shell and close to the first opening and a second limit ring is formed on the inner side of the tip shell and located between the first opening and the second opening;
- and
- a first electrode including a writing electrode and a non-writing electrode, wherein a first end of the writing electrode protrudes through the first opening of the tip shell and a second end of the writing electrode is received by a receiving cavity of the non-writing electrode and wherein an end of the non-writing electrode which is away from the writing electrode protrudes through the second opening of the tip shell and entered a main body housing of the active stylus, wherein the first electrode includes conductive material;
- wherein the writing electrode is configured to leave colored traces on an object by physical friction caused between the writing electrode and the object;
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- wherein the first limit ring is configured to prevent the writing electrode from detaching.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.