Thin face capacitive touch screen
OwnerRoger C. Mulligan, Massoud Badayeinventors
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A capacitive touch sensor is arranged to enable more accurate resolution of a touch location by increasing the signal generated by a touch over background signals. A thin film dielectric protective layer comprising various materials 0.030 inches and less in thickness is disposed on a capacitive touch sensor circuit. The thin film allows the touch to occur in closer proximity to the capacitive touch sensor circuit, thus generating a stronger signal in response to the touch. The thin film can be transparent or opaque, and can be rigid or flexible. The invention also provides a system for returning a signal for use in accurately determining the location of a touch. The system receives an electrical field from a controller, receives a touch, and provides a signal representing the modulation of the electrical field suitable caused by the touch suitable for use in determining the location of the touch.
A thin face capacitive touch screen for use in determining the location of a touch to a touch surface of a device by a touch implement, comprising:
A thin face capacitive touch screen for use in determining the location of a touch to a touch surface of a device, comprising:
A capacitive touch screen for use in determining the location of a touch to a surface of a device, comprising:
A method for providing a thin face capacitive touch screen for use in determining the location of a touch to a viewing surface of a visual device, comprising:
A system for providing a signal for use in determining the location of a touch to a touch surface of a device, comprising:
A display device, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.