Touch-sensitive interface and method using orthogonal signaling
AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsWilliam R. Krenik, Anand Dabak
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AssigneeTexas Instruments Incorporated
InventorsWilliam R. Krenik, Anand Dabak
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A touch screen system includes a capacitive touch screen (1) including a plurality of row conductors (7-1,2 . . . n) and a column conductor (5-1). A plurality of cotemporaneous orthogonal excitation signals (S1(t), S2(t) . . . Sn(t)) are simultaneously driven onto the row conductors, respectively. The capacitively coupled signals on the column conductor may be influenced by a touch (10) on the capacitive touch screen. Receiver circuitry (50) includes a sense amplifier (21-1) coupled to generate an amplifier output signal (r1(t)) in response to signals capacitively coupled onto the column conductor. WHT-based circuitry (35) determines amounts of signal contribution capacitively coupled by each of the excitation signals, respectively, to the amplifier output signal.
A touch screen system comprising:
A method for operating a touch screen system including
A touch screen system comprising:
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